Cool
Average highs are around 20°C, so pack for cooler days.
March verdict
Israel in March
Weather score46Mixed
Mixed for holiday weather
Average highs are around 20°C, so pack for cooler days. Sunshine averages 7.3h per day, enough for a balanced month. Rainfall averages 60mm, which is relatively low for holiday planning.
March weather
Monthly averages
Temp
20°C
Rain
60mm
Sun
7.3h
Sea
18°C
Weather score
46
Mixed
Seasonal climate calendar
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Trip feel
Drier
Rainfall averages 60mm, which is relatively low for holiday planning.
Some sun
Sunshine averages 7.3h per day, enough for a balanced month.
Cool sea
Sea temperatures average 18°C, so the water can feel cool.
Map
Weather map
Compare Israel with nearby places by weather score, rain, sun, temperature, and swim conditions.
Temperature
March20°C average high
March is on the cooler side of Israel's year, useful if you prefer less intense daytime heat.
Warmest monthsJune to October
This stretch sets the upper range for average daytime heat.
Rain
March60mm average rain
March sits near Israel's yearly rainfall average, so rain is a normal planning factor rather than an outlier.
Driest monthsApril to October
This is the drier part of the year, when outdoor plans usually need less weather flexibility.
Sun
March7.3 hours average sun
March is below Israel's yearly sunshine average, so bright-day planning is less reliable than in peak months.
Brightest monthsMay to August
This stretch has the strongest sunshine in the monthly averages.
Sea temperature
March18°C average sea
March is one of the coolest sea months, so the water may feel fresher than in peak months.
Warmest seaJuly to October
Sea temperatures are usually near 28°C in this stretch, so swimming comfort is at its strongest.
Weather score
March46 weather score
March scores below Israel's yearly average, so the weather trade-offs are more noticeable.
Best weather monthsMay to October
These months have the strongest weather score in the monthly averages.
