Temperature Averages for Australia

The annual temperature averages for major cities around Australia are listed below.

The list lets you compare mean daily temperatures for Australia's largest urban centers.

The tables give the long-term historical averages for maximum and minimum yearly temperatures, in degrees Celsius and Fahrenheit, based on weather data collected during 1991 to 2020.

Average annual temperatures
High °F	Low °F	City	High °C	Low °C
73	54	Adelaide, South Australia	23	12
73	48	Albury, New South Wales	23	9
64	44	Ballarat, Victoria	18	7
70	46	Bendigo, Victoria	21	8
80	58	Brisbane, Queensland	27	15
74	52	Bunbury, Western Australia	23	11
81	62	Bundaberg, Queensland	27	17
85	70	Cairns, Queensland	29	21
69	45	Canberra, Australian Capital Territory	21	7
74	58	Coffs Harbour, New South Wales	24	14
90	74	Darwin, Northern Territory	32	23
69	49	Geelong, Victoria	20	9
78	63	Gold Coast, Queensland	25	17
74	53	Gosford, New South Wales	23	11

Temperatures averages for the year
High °F	Low °F	City	High °C	Low °C
64	48	Hobart, Tasmania	18	9	64
64	48	Launceston, Tasmania	19	7	64
66	45	Mackay, Queensland	27	20	66
80	67	Maitland, New South Wales	25	12	81
76	53	Mandurah, Western Australia	23	15	76
74	59	Melbourne, Victoria	20	10	76
68	49	Newcastle, New South Wales	22	15	69
72	59	Perth, Western Australia	25	13	74
77	55	Rockhampton, Queensland	29	17	80
84	63	Sydney, New South Wales	23	15	85
73	58	Toowoomba, Queensland	23	13	74
74	55	Townsville, Queensland	29	20	74
85	68	Wollongong, New South Wales	21	15	86

Average Annual Temperatures at Cities in Australia

Reference

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