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Climate in Byron Bay (Australia)


Average weather, temperature, rainfall, sunshine hours

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Climate chart - Byron Bay
The climate of Byron Bay is humid subtropical, with very mild winters (from June to August) and hot, rainy summers (from December to March). The rains are more abundant in the hot period, but also in June, the first winter month. Being in the southern hemisphere, the seasons are reversed compared to the northern hemisphere.
The town is located on the east coast of Australia, in northeastern New South Wales, at 28 degrees south latitude. Nearby Cape Byron is the easternmost part of Australia. To the north, in Queensland, are Brisbane and the Gold Coast.

Byron Bay

Due to the location near a cape, very exposed to the winds from the ocean, the climate is particularly mild, and both summer heat waves and cold winter nights are rare.
This area can be affected by tropical cyclones, although more rarely and with less significant effects than the northern part of Queensland. Cyclones typically form from mid-November to mid-May, but are more likely from January to late March.

Best Time


Given that it has a good climate, you can visit Byron Bay all year round. However, you can choose winter and early spring, ie from July to September, since it is the mildest and driest time of the year.
Summer is hot and muggy, but the heat is generally bearable, and it's a good period for swimming and sunbathing; sometimes, however, there can be severe thunderstorms, and even a cyclone can approach the city.
For swimming and surfing, the ocean temperature is higher from December to April, while from June to October, the sea is a bit cool.

Byron Bay - Climate data


In Byron Bay, the average temperature of the coldest month (July) is of 15.6 °C, that of the warmest month (January) is of 24.6 °C. Here are the average temperatures.
Byron Bay - Average temperatures (2002-2020)
Temperatures (°C)
MonthMinMaxMean
January21.32824.6
February21.227.524.4
March20.226.623.4
April17.62420.8
May15.121.518.3
June13.219.416.3
July12.318.915.6
August13.120.116.6
September15.322.118.7
October16.923.620.2
November18.625.322
December2026.723.4
Year1723.620.3

Precipitation amounts to 1510 millimeters per year: it is therefore abundant. It ranges from 45 millimeters in the driest month (September) to 185 millimeters in the wettest one (April). Here is the average precipitation.
Byron Bay - Average precipitation
MonthRain (mm)Days
January16510
February16512
March14014
April18512
May10010
June16511
July959
August756
September456
October959
November958
December14010
Year1510117

The sea temperature ranges from 21 °C in August to 26.5 °C in February. Here are the average sea temperatures.
Byron Bay - Sea temperature
MonthTemperatures (°C)
January26
February26.5
March26
April25
May24
June22.5
July21.5
August21
September21.5
October22.5
November23.5">
December25
Year23.8

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