Climate Data
Australia
In our climate section, you'll find an easy-to-read overview of the best times to visit various destinations. The data, based on the average of the last 20 years, includes reliable insights on temperatures (both maximum and minimum) and precipitation. This allows you to quickly assess the most favorable period to plan your trip and make the most of your travel experience.
Great Reef
The Great Barrier Reef, located off the coast of Queensland, is known for its vibrant marine life and diverse ecosystems. This climate chart represents the average temperature and precipitation data over the last 20 years.
Temperature: The minimum temperature ranges between 26°C and 27°C throughout the year, while the maximum temperature fluctuates from 30°C to 32°C, with the highest values occurring during the warmer months (October through March).
Precipitation: The Great Barrier Reef experiences the most rainfall from November to March, with monthly precipitation peaks during these months, particularly during the wet season. In the drier months (April to October), the rainfall significantly reduces.
This climate data highlights the tropical and consistent nature of the Great Barrier Reef's environment, making it a popular destination for marine activities year-round. However, the wet season does bring a higher likelihood of rain.
Cairns
The climate chart for Cairns illustrates the tropical weather patterns of the region, with data from the past 20 years. The line graphs represent the monthly average minimum and maximum temperatures, revealing a relatively stable temperature range throughout the year. Minimum temperatures remain warm, fluctuating between 20°C in winter (June and July) and 23°C in summer (December through February). Maximum temperatures are consistently high, ranging from 28°C in winter to 31°C during the summer months, with little seasonal variation.
The bar graph emphasizes the region's significant rainfall, typical of a tropical climate. Precipitation is highest during the wet season, with rainfall peaking at 250mm in January and December. The dry season, from June to August, experiences much lower rainfall, with July recording the least amount at around 60mm. This data underscores Cairns' suitability for beach vacations and outdoor activities during the dry season, while also highlighting its lush tropical environment during the wetter months, which may appeal to nature enthusiasts and those seeking a vibrant, green landscape.