Climate Guides

Melbourne is one of Australia’s most varied cities when it comes to the weather, and is often referred to as having four seasons in one day. Though its weather can sometimes be unpredictable, Melbourne’s weather generally fits the pattern of warm to hot summers, mild but temperate springs and autumns, and cool winters. The amount of rainfall the city receives also varies, but is often the highest..

Situated within Australia’s Red Centre, the climate at Uluru is much more extreme in comparison to the coastal cities you will also get to visit, as it has a semi-arid climate which makes it very hot and dry during the summer. Temperature can still change dramatically from day to night, however, and the amount of rainfall varies from year to year, too, though it does tend to be dry. As the weather..

Situated within Australia’s Red Centre, the climate in Alice Springs is much more extreme in comparison to the coastal cities you will also get to visit, as it has a semi-arid climate which makes it very hot and dry during the summer. Temperature can still change dramatically from day to night, however, and the amount of rainfall varies from year to year, too, though it does tend to be dry. The au..

Situated within South Australia, Adelaide is the driest of all the Australian state capital cities, and tends to have mild, wet winters and warm, dry summers. Temperatures are pleasant all year round, with the average minimum temperature even in winter being a nice 8°C, reaching up to just under 30°C in the heat of summer. Autumn is one of the best times to visit Adelaide, spanning February, March..

Australia Climate Australia enjoys temperate weather for most of the year but the climate varies hugely due to the vast size of the continent. The northern states typically experience warm weather much of the time, with the southern states experiencing cooler winters. Australia is also one of the driest continents on earth with an average annual rainfall of less than 600 millimetres. Like all coun..