I am going to Australia Sydney next week ---Do I need to take any coat?

Question

the weather is 11'c----

Answer 1

Not this time of year. It averages around 25 degrees C. at this time and gets warmer from now on. This is going into summer. You can take a jumper but you most likely wont even wear that much now. Perhaps the odd night only.

Answer 2

have a look in here when you are about to come, here is the weather for the next week


Forecast for Monday
Fine. Sunny. Light to moderate northwest winds tending fresh northeasterly near the coast during the afternoon.
Precis: Fine. Sunny.
Fire danger: Locally very high.


City: Min: 15 Max: 28 Parramatta: Min: 12 Max: 30
Terrey Hills: Min: 13 Max: 27 Penrith: Min: 11 Max: 31
Liverpool: Min: 10 Max: 30 Richmond: Min: 9 Max: 31

UV Index: 11 [Extreme] UV Alert from 8:00 to 15:20

Tuesday Fine. Afternoon S'ly change.


City: Min: 17 Max: 31
West: Min: 13 Max: 33

Wednesday Mostly fine.


City: Min: 13 Max: 19
West: Min: 9 Max: 20

Thursday Fine.


City: Min: 12 Max: 21
West: Min: 7 Max: 22

Friday Fine.


City: Min: 13 Max: 27
West: Min: 9 Max: 29

Saturday Mostly fine.


City: Min: 16 Max: 20
West: Min: 11 Max: 24

Sunday Mostly fine.


City: Min: 13 Max: 19
West: Min: 8 Max: 21

Answer 3

Hi. I live in Sydney, Australia and next week the weather forcast is a little cold. I'd say bring a light jacket or jumper. You won't need anything to heavy.

Answer 4

I flew into sydney last week coming from the UK. In the daytime you'll definately only need a short sleeve shirt /t-shirt or long sleeve shirt according to the day to day temperature differences. The evenings are cooler but still no more than a light jumper or light unlined jacket required. Hope this helps.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

Well personally, i once went to Sydney at around this time and once in the July period. I found it pretty hot in the July period and extremely hot in the October period. Well that's me i guess. But at around this time it really isn't nessary to bring a coat nor in July (my opinion) if you come from somewhere drastically colder then there, US or Canada. Just think of it as a hot summer in the US. Sometimes i really wonder why they even call it winter in Australia?

Answer 7

It is spring now and the weather is usually pretty hot , it is advisable to bring a coat or jacket as we can still get cool spells etc still. Always come prepared for any thing.

Answer 8

80% of maximum temperatures in October fall between 17.7°C and 27.7°C with an average of 22.0°. Most minimum temperatures fall between 10.2° and 16.8°C with an average of 13.5°.

It can be hot in October but it can also be cool so I would take a jacket or a sweater for the evenings. You won't need a coat.

You can check the complete statistics for Sydney here:
http://www.bom.gov.au/climate/averages/tables/cw_066062_All.shtml

Answer 9

I would bring a jumper or a light jacket as it is still a little cold in the mornings and at night - you won't need anything too heavy though

Answer 10

you better check the weather for the temperature

i think 'yes' because it's still in Spring and it gonna be cold
so take your coat or you can take the jumper