The Great Australian Weather

Australia experiences warm, sunny weather almost all year round. Tropical weather prevails in the country's north, where grasslands and deserts alternate, which is one of the reasons to visit Australia. Australia boasts a number of heat-related records, including the maximum sunshine duration, the places with the hottest summer climate, and the hottest extended region. The north has summer-like weather all year round, although the south can turn chilly in the winter (May–June). Both visitors and residents will be moving northward from the south at this time of year. There, you can spend any day of the year camping, hiking, surfing, and sunbathing at the beach.

There are four seasons in much of Australia, with a wet and dry season in the tropical north. The climate differs widely among the eight states and territories. The seasons in Australia run counter to those in the northern hemisphere. Summer lasts from December to February, followed by fall from March to May, winter from June to August, and spring from September to November. Use this weather and rainfall statistics to make advance plans for Australia's capital cities.