wat's the weather in australia in june?

Answer 1

Hello, the weather is cold windy and rainy Yeahhhh! in the southern part of the country ranging from 9 deg cel to 16 degs cel on avg,can get colder overnight 2 cel and icy on the roads as of a couple of weeks back. Winter's from the 1st June to end of August plus snow in the alps on the [Great Dividing Range], on the western side of Australia the temp can range a little higher, along the eastern seaboard from the south to the tip of Queensland the range in temp is huge in temp changes, in the centre of Australia its hard to say as Ive not been there can get very cold at night to zero cel as its desert to in the daytime in the 20s cel and Top end as they say here Darwin its Tropical like FL Broome very hot 35 cel as it near the tropic of Capricorn they have monsoons in Dec onwards for ?mths brought on from the S/E Trade winds from Java and surrounding areas in Asia Hope this helps your Q asked Bye from tammi2

Answer 2

That question cannot be simply answered because Australia is a very large place. June is winter here .. in the South and the South Coast and Tasmania it can get quite chilly and drop below freezing at night .. in the far north like Darwin and northern Queensland, even in winter the temperatures stay quite warm and rarely go below 30C (in American thats the equivalent of F hot! LOL)

Get more specific with your question and you'll get a better answer. Its like asking what the weather in the USA is in June .. someone from Alaska will tell you a much different story than someone from Florida! :)

Answer 3

Quite cold. Since Australia is in the southern hemisphere, it's winter in June. However, if you were to come to Australia and venture into Queensland and the Northern Territory, you'd find the weather to be favourably warm, as QLD and the NT are further north, closer to the equator.

Answer 4

Im from canada and i lived there 4 a year in 1999. i was there for a year and i still didnt get to do everything i wanted to. It is an amazing place and 20 days is far from being long enough. youll want to go back. As for a gift, bring something that you would like if you were having a guest from some other state in the USA. there not horrable different. they are like the coolest enlish speacking people youll ever meet. july/aug is there winter, its still very hot in the day time, but nights and mornings feel quite cold, sepecially down south.

Answer 5

In June, Australia is in the dead of Winter. This is because the Southern Hemisphere is opposite of the Northern Hemisphere in seasons.

So, if you go to Australia in January, you'll probably be in paradise or fighting a heat wave.

And like any other continent, the Nothern-most part is warmer while the southernost part is colder . . . Victoria is more snowy than other places. :) (Being from Minnesota, I can relate-- lol.)

Hope that helps.

Answer 6

Quite cold. Since Australia is in the southern hemisphere, it's winter in June. However, if you were to come to Australia and venture into Queensland and the Northern Territory, you'd find the weather to be favourably warm, as QueensLand and the Northern Territories are further north, closer to the equator. In the mainland it is quite snowy.

Answer 7

Australia is a huge place. It stretches from about 40°S in Hobart to 10°S in Darwin. In the northern hemisphere this is equivalent to Philadelphia to Panama in the Americas and Rome to Sierra Leone or Adis Ababa in Europe/Africa.

While there is snow on the Australian Alps it is tropical in the tropics - as it always is.

Answer 8

In the tropics, dry, warm and wonderful.

In Hobart, chilly and frequently wet.

In the Centre, warm and clear, cold at night.

In Perth, cool to warm and dry.

Choose your temperature and precipitation band. It is a big country.

Answer 9

Whereabouts???? Massive country.

Cool down south, warm up north.

Answer 10

winter