What's the temperature in Australia in summer and winter?

New South Wales is located in a temperate zone with a mild climate. Sydney enjoys an average of 6-7 hours of sunshine every day, with an average temperature of 18.4-25.7 in summer and 8- 14 in winter.

Northern region:

The weather here is mainly divided into two seasons:-May to 10 is the dry season, and the weather in coastal areas is mainly divided into two seasons: May to 10 is the dry season, and the temperature in Darwin and coastal areas is 20'C to 34'C, respectively, and the temperature in the central region is 4'C to19' C. 1 1 month to April of the following year is the rainy season, with the temperature hovering around 20'C in the northern coastal area and 2 1'C to 36' C in the central area.

Queensland:

Queensland's climate varies from tropical to subtropical. The summer temperature is between 20℃ and 30℃, and the winter climate is mild, with the highest temperature around 10℃.

Tasmania:

Tasmania has a mild summer climate (1 the monthly average maximum temperature is 2 1.8'C) and a cool winter climate (the average maximum temperature in June is 12. 1'C), and the weather is quite cool all year round. There is a light snow about once a year, but it accumulates very little.

South Australia:

Southern South Australia, including Adelaide, has a mild winter climate with an average maximum temperature of 15℃. Summer is dry and hot, and the highest average temperature is about 29℃.

Victoria:

There are four seasons in a year. The temperature ranges from 10℃ to 20℃ in spring, from 25℃ to 27℃ in summer and from 12℃ to 2 1℃ in autumn. July is the coldest month in winter, with the lowest temperature of 7'C and the highest temperature of 14℃.

Western Australia: It's warm to hot in summer, with little rainfall and an average temperature of 29℃. In the afternoon, there is usually a breeze to cool down, and it is often called "the doctor from fremantle". The average temperature in winter is about 18℃, and there is plenty of sunshine most of the time.