Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Norwich Wire weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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For the latest conditions in Gaza, check the live forecast above. The territory has a Mediterranean climate: hot, dry summers from June to September, and mild, wetter winters. Typical daytime highs range from the mid-teens in January to the low thirties (°C) in August.
What is the typical weather pattern in Gaza?
The climate is dominated by two main seasons. Summer (June–September) is hot and almost rainless, with average highs between 30°C and 33°C and high humidity along the coast. Winter (December–February) is mild, with daytime temperatures around 17–19°C and rainfall mostly concentrated in these months. Spring and autumn are short, transitional periods with pleasant temperatures and lower humidity.
Sea breezes can moderate coastal areas, while inland locations may be slightly hotter. The live forecast above will show the current conditions, but the general pattern is reliable year to year.
How does Gaza’s weather affect travel plans?
The best time for outdoor activities is spring (March–May) or autumn (October–November), when temperatures are comfortable and rain is less frequent. Summer heat can be intense, especially midday, so plan sightseeing for early morning or late afternoon. Winters are mild enough for travel, but pack a waterproof jacket for occasional rain.
Does Gaza ever get cold?
Winters are mild rather than cold. Overnight lows in January can dip to 9–10°C, but freezing temperatures are extremely rare. A light jacket is usually sufficient.
Is the summer heat unbearable?
Daytime highs can reach the mid-30s, but humidity along the coast adds to discomfort. Most buildings have air conditioning. Staying hydrated and avoiding the midday sun is advisable.
When does the rainy season start?
Rainfall typically begins in November and peaks in December and January. Showers are often short but can be heavy. By March, rain becomes less frequent.
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