Australia Climate

Tropical in the north, temperate in the south, Australia is blessed with a bevy of different climates. In many areas of Oz, the parched deserts of the Outback get a welcome drink as the Dry gives way to the Wet; but not all regions experience such extremes and remain pleasant year-round. Temperatures and precipitation vary based on time and place; pack accordingly.

Avg. Temp.(Low/ High), Precip.	January			April			July			October
	˚C	˚F	mm	˚C	˚F	mm	˚C	˚F	mm	˚C	˚F	mm
Adelaide, SA	17/29	63/84	21	12/22	54/72	38	7/15	45/59	82	11/22	52/72	43
Alice Springs, NT	21/36	70/97	31	13/28	55/82	13	5/20	41/68	15	15/31	59/88	20
Brisbane, QLD	21/29	70/84	131	17/26	63/79	41	9/21	48/70	13	16/26	61/79	86
Cairns, QLD	24/31	75/88	416	21/29	70/84	191	17/26	63/79	28	21/29	70/84	38
Canberra, ACT	14/27	50/81	44	7/20	45/67	32	1/11	33/52	35	7/19	44/65	41
Darwin, NT	25/32	77/90	406	24/33	75/91	97	19/30	66/86	1	25/33	77/91	71
Hobart, TAS	12/26	54/79	42	9/20	48/68	46	4/13	39/55	47	7/20	45/68	49
Melbourne, VIC	14/26	57/79	49	11/20	52/68	58	6/13	43/55	48	9/20	48/68	68
Perth, WA	17/32	63/90	7	13/25	55/77	42	9/18	46/64	163	10/22	50/72	47
Sydney, NSW	18/26	64/79	104	15/22	59/72	126	8/16	46/61	99	13/22	55/72	77

To convert from degrees Fahrenheit to degrees Celsius, subtract 32 and multiply by 0.55. To convert from Celsius to Fahrenheit, multiply by 1.8 and add 32.