The charts illustrate the average daily temperatures and the average number of davs with rainfall in Brisbane and Canberra over the course of a year.
Overall, Brisbane is warmer than Canberra throughout the year, and Canberra experiences greater seasonal variation, especially in winter. In terms of rainfall, Brisbane has more rainy days at the beginning and end of the year, while Canberra remains relatively stable.
Looking at temperatures, Brisbane’s maximum temperature starts at about 28°C in January, peaks at around 30°C in February, and then gradually falls to about 20°C in July before rising again to approximately 28°C in December. Canberra shows a sharper decline, with maximum temperatures dropping from about 27°C in January to around 11°C in July, then increasing steadily towards the end of the year. Minimum temperatures in Canberra fall to around 0°C in winter, whereas Brisbane’s minimums remain higher, generally between 9°C and 21°C.
Regarding rainfall, Brisbane records around 13-14 rainy days in January to March, after which the figure decreases to about 7 days between June and September. It then rises again to roughly 12 days in December. In contrast, Canberra experiences between 7 and 10 rainy days throughout the year, with slightly higher figures in winter and early spring.