379
Average annual rainfall (mm), estimated from SILO gridded climate records, 2019–2023.
Queensland · State / Territory
Environment & Climate in Queensland
The local climate — how much rain the area gets and how warm or cool it tends to be.
A typical maximum temperature of 33.1°C makes Queensland one of the warmest regions in the country. This heat defines much of the state's environment, paired with a varied climate across its vast area.
379
- 0–36: 0 areas
- 36–71: 0 areas
- 71–107: 0 areas
- 107–143: 0 areas
- 143–179: 1 area
- 179–214: 1 area
- 214–250: 0 areas
- 250–286: 0 areas
- 286–321: 0 areas
- 321–357: 0 areas
- 357–393: 2 areas
- 393–429: 0 areas
- 429–464: 0 areas
- 464–500: 0 areas
- 500–536: 2 areas
- 536–571: 0 areas
- 571–607: 0 areas
- 607–643: 0 areas
- 643–679: 0 areas
- 679–714: 0 areas
- 714–750: 0 areas
- 750–786: 0 areas
- 786–821: 1 area
- 821–857: 0 areas
- 857–893: 0 areas
- 893–929: 1 area
- 929–964: 0 areas
- 964–1,000: 0 areas
All state / territory areas, 2021. The marker is Queensland.
Climate
Average rainfall and temperature.
The state is much warmer than most other areas, with a typical minimum temperature of 16.1°C. Its average annual rainfall is 379mm, which puts it around the middle of similar regions.
33.1
Mean daily maximum temperature (°C), SILO grid estimate, 2019–2023.
16.1
Mean daily minimum temperature (°C), SILO grid estimate, 2019–2023.
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 Queensland [Census of Population and Housing]. CensusAtlas, used under CC BY 4.0. https://censusatlas.au/region/ste/3/queensland/topic/environment-climate