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Piano tuning in the Sharon
We tune, regulate and repair pianos at home across the Sharon, from Herzliya and Ra'anana to Netanya, and north to Hadera, Caesarea and Zichron Ya'akov.
Cities and towns we visit
- Herzliya
- Ramat HaSharon
- Ra'anana
- Kfar Saba
- Hod HaSharon
- Netanya
- Even Yehuda
- Kadima-Zoran
- Tel Mond
- Kfar Yona
- Hadera
- Caesarea
- Pardes Hanna-Karkur
- Binyamina
- Zichron Ya'akov
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The climate in the Sharon, month by month
In Netanya, average humidity runs from 61% in May to 72% in January. Summer days reach about 32°C in August, and winter nights drop to about 10°C in January. About 553 mm of rain falls in a year, on about 45 days, 90% of it between November and March.
- Most humid month
- 72%
- January
- Driest month
- 61%
- May
- Yearly humidity swing
- 11 points
- Hottest days
- 32°C
- August
- Coldest nights
- 10°C
- January
- Rain per year
- 553 mm
Monthly average outdoors. The green band is the 40–50% a piano is happiest in.
Average daily low and high.
Across the region
The climate changes within the Sharon. These are the same figures for other towns:
| Place | January | August | Humidity | Rain |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Netanya | 10–17°C | 23–32°C | 61–72% | 553 mm |
| Kfar Saba | 10–17°C | 23–32°C | 62–73% | 646 mm |
| Hadera | 10–17°C | 23–32°C | 61–70% | 571 mm |
These are outdoor figures. Indoors, air conditioning dries the air in summer and heating dries it even more in winter, so the air around your piano can be much drier than outside. An inexpensive hygrometer next to the piano shows what it actually lives in.
Climate data, 1991–2020 averages. Temperature and humidity: ERA5-Land reanalysis (Copernicus Climate Change Service / ECMWF), via Open-Meteo. Rainfall: Israel Meteorological Service stations, WMO climate normals (Gaash, Eyal, Gan-Shmuel).
What it means for your piano
Along the coast, in Herzliya, Netanya and Caesarea, the sea keeps the air humid much of the year, as in Gush Dan. A few kilometres inland, in Kfar Saba, Hod HaSharon or Even Yehuda, the climate is much the same, and these towns get some of the most rain on the coastal plain.
Many pianos in the Sharon live in houses rather than flats, often in living rooms with big windows and glass doors to the garden. Sun on the case, drafts from the garden and a cold tiled floor in winter all move the tuning, and direct sun fades and cracks the finish.
In the north of the region, Zichron Ya'akov and Binyamina sit on the slopes of the Carmel, a little higher and cooler, with more wind in winter.
Caring for a piano in the Sharon
- Keep the piano out of direct sun, and away from glass doors and the air conditioner's airflow.
- Use a dehumidifier in the humid summer months, aiming for about 45–50% in the room.
- In winter, keep heaters and radiators a couple of metres away from the piano.
- If the piano stands on a cold tiled floor, a rug under it helps keep it steady.
When to tune
Twice a year: in spring and in autumn, before and after the long air-conditioning season.
Questions from the Sharon
How often should a piano in Netanya or Herzliya be tuned?
My piano is next to a window to the garden. Is that a problem?
Do you come to Hadera, Caesarea and Zichron Ya'akov?
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