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Long-term averages for temperature, precipitation, humidity, wind, and daylight hours

Climate Profile and Monthly Atmospheric Patterns for Chesterton Range National Park, Queensland

These climate normals reflect the representative atmospheric conditions for Chesterton Range National Park based on data from 1991 to 2020. Readers can compare month-by-month trends in average temperatures and daily precipitation rates alongside humidity, wind speed, and daylight duration. These values characterize a single sampled point within the protected area and provide a foundational understanding of regional climatology.

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Annual climate pattern

Comparing twelve months of average daily precipitation rates against shifting temperature ranges in Queensland

Annual Climate Patterns and Monthly Weather Normals in Chesterton Range National Park

Long-term climate data for Chesterton Range National Park show average maximum temperatures peaking near 40 °C in January, while average minimums drop close to freezing in July. Average daily precipitation scales alongside the annual thermal cycle, reaching over 3 millimeters per day in February before dropping below 1 millimeter per day in the cooler midyear months.
Mean temperatureAverage minimum–maximum rangePrecipitation
Temperature (°C)PrecipitationUp to 3.2 mm/day0°10°20°30°40°50°27°26°24°20°16°13°12°14°18°22°25°27°012342.73.21.60.80.710.60.70.91.42.12.6JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Annual mean
20.4 °C
Warmest month
January
Coolest month
July
Wettest month
February
Twelve-month climate

Evaluating long term climate averages for temperature, daily precipitation, and calculated daylight hours

Chesterton Range National Park Weather by Month: Twelve Month Climate Normals

Analyzing the twelve calendar months at a representative elevation of 513 meters reveals the long term climate patterns of Chesterton Range National Park. Comparing monthly shifts in average temperature bounds, daily precipitation rates, humidity, wind, and calculated average daylight hours clarifies the unique atmospheric cycles of the Queensland reserve.
Mean temperaturePrecipitationHumidityWind speedDaylight
January27.5 °C16.6° to 40.1°2.7 mm/day49.4%4.4 m/s13.4 hours
February26.1 °C14.9° to 38.3°3.2 mm/day55.5%4.4 m/s12.9 hours
March24.3 °C12.2° to 35.6°1.6 mm/day53.3%4.2 m/s12.2 hours
April20.4 °C8.2° to 32.3°0.8 mm/day51.7%3.9 m/s11.4 hours
May15.9 °C3.5° to 28.4°0.7 mm/day57%3.7 m/s10.7 hours
June12.5 °C0.7° to 24.9°1 mm/day64.2%3.7 m/s10.4 hours
July11.8 °C0.1° to 25°0.6 mm/day60.3%3.8 m/s10.5 hours
August13.9 °C0.6° to 28.3°0.7 mm/day50.6%4 m/s11.1 hours
September18.4 °C4.3° to 33.4°0.9 mm/day43.5%4.3 m/s11.9 hours
October22.2 °C7.8° to 36.6°1.4 mm/day41.9%4.4 m/s12.7 hours
November24.8 °C10.9° to 38.4°2.1 mm/day44.2%4.4 m/s13.3 hours
December26.6 °C13.6° to 39.9°2.6 mm/day46.9%4.4 m/s13.6 hours
Calculated climate highlights

Comparing the warmest, coolest, wettest, and driest months using long-term climatology averages.

Monthly Climate Highlights and Calculated Contrasts for Chesterton Range National Park

Geographic analysis of long-term climatology records reveals the warmest, coolest, wettest, and driest periods based on monthly averages computed from a representative coordinate. Comparing calculated indicators across temperature, precipitation, relative humidity, wind speed, and daylight duration provides a structured model of the annual pattern.
Warmest month
January27.5 °C
Coolest month
July11.8 °C
Wettest month
February3.2 mm/day
Driest month
July0.6 mm/day
Most humid month
June64.2%
Windiest month
January4.4 m/s
Longest daylight
December13.6 hours

Interactive climate map

Compare National Park Climate Data Through an Interactive Global Map

Visit the MoriAtlas climate map to compare long-term monthly temperature and precipitation metrics across national parks. This visual interface helps you understand seasonal variations at specific protected area coordinates to deepen your knowledge of global park geography and environmental characteristics.

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Other park climates

Contrast the monthly climate normals of Chesterton Range National Park with other protected settings.

Compare Chesterton Range National Park with Other National Park Climate Profiles

Contrasting the monthly climate normals of Chesterton Range National Park with other regional profiles highlights distinct shifts in temperature, precipitation, humidity, wind, and daylight. Comparing standardized records across various coordinates clarifies how different elevations and geographic settings influence seasonal trends in nearby protected areas.
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Deepen your understanding of Chesterton Range National Park by exploring its specific mapped terrain, its role within Queensland's broader protected areas network, and its significance for watershed conservation. Understanding the park's geographic context and landscape features offers valuable insights for any atlas-driven exploration of Australia's natural heritage.

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