Cunderdin · Statistical Area 2 (SA2)

Environment & Climate in Cunderdin

The local climate — how much rain the area gets and how warm or cool it tends to be.

A rainfall average of 342mm makes Cunderdin far wetter than the Western Australian figure of 185mm. While it receives more rain than the state average, it remains among the lowest rainfall areas at its level. The environment is marked by temperature extremes that are much more severe than in most other areas.

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📍 Cunderdin, Statistical Area 2 (SA2)

Where Cunderdin sits — Average annual rainfall

342
  • 0–71: 0 areas
  • 71–143: 1 area
  • 143–214: 16 areas
  • 214–286: 35 areas
  • 286–357: 32 areas
  • 357–429: 45 areas
  • 429–500: 78 areas
  • 500–571: 149 areas
  • 571–643: 210 areas
  • 643–714: 288 areas
  • 714–786: 217 areas
  • 786–857: 198 areas
  • 857–929: 98 areas
  • 929–1,000: 125 areas
  • 1,000–1,071: 112 areas
  • 1,071–1,143: 128 areas
  • 1,143–1,214: 126 areas
  • 1,214–1,286: 133 areas
  • 1,286–1,357: 86 areas
  • 1,357–1,429: 103 areas
  • 1,429–1,500: 83 areas
  • 1,500–1,571: 43 areas
  • 1,571–1,643: 53 areas
  • 1,643–1,714: 19 areas
  • 1,714–1,786: 15 areas
  • 1,786–1,857: 9 areas
  • 1,857–1,929: 6 areas
  • 1,929–2,000: 42 areas

All statistical area 2 (sa2) areas, 2021. The marker is Cunderdin — lower than 97% of areas.

Average annual rainfall compared with the state and national average
Cunderdin342
Western Australia 185

Climate

Average rainfall and temperature.

The usual minimum temperature here is 10.1°C, which is well below the state average. This coldness is paired with a typical maximum of 26.3°C, a figure that is much higher than most other areas.

Sources

  • SILO gridded climate data — Queensland Government (Long Paddock), 2019–2023 (CC BY 4.0).

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Cite this page

Australian Bureau of Statistics. (2021). Environment & Climate in Cunderdin [Census of Population and Housing]. CensusAtlas, used under CC BY 4.0. https://censusatlas.au/region/sa2/509021237/cunderdin/topic/environment-climate