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AUSTRALIA/OCEANIA PAGE
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Seasonal Temperature Averages (BRISBANE)
High Temperatures ( Fahrenheit/Celsius )
(Jan) 85/29 (Feb) 84/29 (Mar) 83/28 (Apr) 79/26 (May) 74/24 (Jun) 70/21 (Jul) 69/21 (Aug) 71/22 (Sep) 75/24 (Oct) 78/26 (Nov) 81/27 (Dec) 84/29
Low Temperatures ( Fahrenheit/Celsius )
(Jan) 70/21 (Feb) 70/21 (Mar) 67/20 (Apr) 63/17 (May) 57/14 (Jun) 52/11 (Jul) 49/9 (Aug) 50/10 (Sep) 55/13 (Oct) 60/16 (Nov) 65/18 (Dec) 68/20 (DARWIN)
High Temperatures ( Fahrenheit/Celsius )
(Jan) 89/32 (Feb) 89/31 (Mar) 89/32 (Apr) 91/33 (May) 90/32 (Jun) 87/31 (Jul) 87/30 (Aug) 88/31 (Sep) 91/33 (Oct) 92/33 (Nov) 92/33 (Dec) 91/33
Low Temperatures ( Fahrenheit/Celsius )
(Jan) 77/25 (Feb) 76/25 (Mar) 76/24 (Apr) 75/24 (May) 72/22 (Jun) 68/20 (Jul) 67/19 (Aug) 69/21 (Sep) 74/23 (Oct) 77/25 (Nov) 78/26 (Dec) 78/26 (HOBART)
High Temperatures ( Fahrenheit/Celsius )
(Jan) 72/22 (Feb) 72/22 (Mar) 69/21 (Apr) 65/18 (May) 59/15 (Jun) 55/13 (Jul) 54/12 (Aug) 56/13 (Sep) 59/15 (Oct) 63/17 (Nov) 66/19 (Dec) 69/20
Low Temperatures ( Fahrenheit/Celsius )
(Jan) 53/12 (Feb) 53/12 (Mar) 51/11 (Apr) 48/9 (May) 44/6 (Jun) 40/4 (Jul) 39/4 (Aug) 40/4 (Sep) 43/6 (Oct) 45/7 (Nov) 48/9 (Dec) 51/11 (PERTH)
High Temperatures ( Fahrenheit/Celsius )
(Jan) 89/32 (Feb) 89/32 (Mar) 85/30 (Apr) 77/25 (May) 71/22 (Jun) 66/19 (Jul) 64/18 (Aug) 65/18 (Sep) 68/20 (Oct) 72/22 (Nov) 78/26 (Dec) 84/29
Low Temperatures ( Fahrenheit/Celsius )
(Jan) 63/17 (Feb) 64/18 (Mar) 61/16 (Apr) 56/13 (May) 51/10 (Jun) 49/9 (Jul) 47/8 (Aug) 47/8 (Sep) 48/9 (Oct) 51/10 (Nov) 55/13 (Dec) 59/15
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Weather
Climate
Australia is located in the Southern Hemisphere, so seasons are opposite the Northern Hemisphere. The warmest months are December, January, February; the coldest are June, July and August.
Australia is a vast land so weather conditions vary widely. As an example, with over 40% of the country's landmass covered by desert and sand dunes, the climate is very dry (and very hot) in those areas.
Overall, Australia receives more than 3,000 hours of sunshine annually. Rain falls mainly around the coastal areas, and in the tropical regions of the north. In fact, the far-northern areas of Queensland, Northern Territory and Western Australia are all mostly tropical.
In that northern tropical climate there are two seasons: warm and dry; wet and hot. The best time to visit the north is early in the dry season, April through August. The wet season typically runs from December until March, with frequent heavy rains commonplace.
Excluding the desert areas, the southern two-thirds of Australia are temperate, with cool, wet winters and warm, dry summers. In these areas the summer season’s (December to March) average high temp is near 84º F (29º C), while in winter (June to August) the average low temperature is near 56º F (13º C).
Tasmania temperatures (summer and winter) are normally 10 to 15 degrees cooler than the mainland.
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