What would be the temperature in Sydney, Australia during the first week of June???

Answer 1

like 15-18.. nothing terrible, but you can forget the beach

Answer 2

Official forecasts for Australia are issued by the Bureau of Meteorology and no-one else. Other sites copy the Bureau's forecasts and some use their own computer models to issue their own forecasts but you should use and trust the Bureau.

The Sydney forecast, out to seven days, is here:
http://www.bom.gov.au/products/IDN10064.shtml

The average maximum temperature in June is 16.9°C. The highest maximum ever was 26.9°C in 1931 while the lowest was 9.7°C in 1899. 90% of days are warmer than 14°C while 10% are warmer than 20°C.

Minimum temperatures average 9.3°C. 90% of days are cooler than 11°C while 10% are cooler than 5.4°C.

These temperatures are for Observatory Hill which is in the city. Minimum temperatures tend to be lower further inland.

The median rainfall for June is 96mm on 11 days so you are likely to have a couple of rainy days during your stay. Even so there is plenty to do in Sydney whether it is wet or dry.

Answer 3

Try these:

Sydney weather forecast
http://www.weather.com/outlook/travel/businesstraveler/monthly/ASXX0112?month=1

Sydney Temperature Records
http://australiasevereweather.com/links/temprec/sydney.htm

Answer 4

Depends whether we get a southerly come through that week or not.

Today is really cold and windy. 15-16degCel at midday. That's cold for Sydney.

Check http://www.bom.gov.au /weather

Answer 5

should be based on averages in the mid to high teens- around 15-20 Degrees~ have a nice time!!

Answer 6

Check www.weatherbug.com.

Or...see if you can find a news site online from Sydney. That'll tell you.

Answer 7

Cold! June is the start of winter you know!

Answer 8

Probably high teens or low twenties and usually lovely blue sky and bright sunshine, but it can get very chilly at night.

Answer 9

cold