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Darwin has a tropical savanna climate (Köppen Aw) characterized by hot temperatures year-round, a pronounced wet season from November to April with heavy monsoonal rains, and a dry season from May to October with clear skies and lower humidity. Average annual temperature is around 28-31°C, with high humidity especially during the wet season making it feel oppressive. The city receives about 1700 mm of rainfall annually, mostly in summer months.
32°C
25°C
Tropical Savanna
Rainy Days
80
Sunny Days
250
Humidity
70%
26-33°C
Spring marks the transition with rising temperatures and increasing humidity during the 'build-up' period. Rainfall begins to pick up towards November.
Moderate rainfall26-33°C
Summer is the peak wet season with hot, humid conditions, frequent heavy showers, thunderstorms, and occasional cyclones. Daily highs often exceed 32°C with minima around 25°C.
Very High rainfall24-32°C
Autumn sees continued wet weather easing off by May, with high humidity and still warm temperatures. Rainfall decreases significantly towards the end of the season.
High rainfall21-31°C
Winter is the dry season with comfortable daytime highs around 30-31°C, cooler nights near 20°C, low rainfall, and mostly sunny skies with sea breezes.
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