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Twelve month comparison of temperature, precipitation, wind, and daylight cycles

Mount Frankland South National Park Annual Climate Patterns and Monthly Weather Data

Access long-term climate normals for a representative coordinate within Mount Frankland South National Park. These measurements capture annual patterns for temperature, daily precipitation, relative humidity, wind speed, and daylight hours from 1991 to 2020. Data values represent historical atmospheric averages rather than current weather or site-wide conditions.

Annual climate pattern

Charting thirty-year average temperature cycles alongside shifting daily precipitation averages.

Annual Climate Patterns and Monthly Temperatures in Mount Frankland South National Park

Average monthly temperatures transition from warm February means of 19.65 degrees Celsius to cooler August means of 13 degrees, while average maximums reach 32.51 degrees in the warmer months. Average daily precipitation rates scale from a low of 0.68 millimeters in February to a peak of 4.44 millimeters in July, representing thirty years of climatology data at a representative park coordinate.
Mean temperatureAverage minimum–maximum rangePrecipitation
Temperature (°C)PrecipitationUp to 4.4 mm/day5°10°15°20°25°30°35°19°20°19°18°16°14°13°13°13°14°16°18°0123450.70.71.31.93.24.24.44.13.51.91.61JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Annual mean
16.1 °C
Warmest month
February
Coolest month
August
Wettest month
July
Twelve-month climate

Analyze long-term temperature ranges, average daily precipitation, and calculated daylight across the entire calendar year.

Mount Frankland South National Park Weather by Month and Climatological Norms

Climatology records from 1991 to 2020 allow direct comparison of average maximum, mean, and minimum temperatures alongside average daily precipitation rates for Mount Frankland South National Park. Comparing relative humidity, wind speed, and calculated average daylight hours across all twelve months reveals the cyclical atmospheric patterns of the Western Australia reserve.
Mean temperaturePrecipitationHumidityWind speedDaylight
January19.2 °C13.3° to 32.3°0.7 mm/day69.9%6.3 m/s14.1 hours
February19.7 °C13.9° to 32.5°0.7 mm/day70.3%6.3 m/s13.3 hours
March18.9 °C13° to 31.9°1.3 mm/day72%6 m/s12.2 hours
April17.7 °C11.9° to 27.8°1.9 mm/day73.9%5.6 m/s11.1 hours
May15.8 °C10.4° to 24.1°3.2 mm/day76.1%5.9 m/s10.2 hours
June14.1 °C9.2° to 20.1°4.2 mm/day79%6.7 m/s9.7 hours
July13.1 °C8.1° to 18.9°4.4 mm/day80.4%6.9 m/s9.9 hours
August13 °C8° to 19.4°4.1 mm/day80.3%6.8 m/s10.7 hours
September13.3 °C8.3° to 20.4°3.5 mm/day79.6%6.8 m/s11.8 hours
October14.4 °C9° to 23.8°1.9 mm/day78.3%6 m/s12.9 hours
November16.1 °C10.4° to 27.2°1.6 mm/day75.4%6 m/s13.9 hours
December17.8 °C11.9° to 30.4°1 mm/day71.5%6 m/s14.3 hours
Calculated climate highlights

Comparing long term calculated averages for temperature, precipitation, wind, and daylight over the year

Mount Frankland South National Park Warmest, Coolest, and Wettest Monthly Climate Highlights

Analyzing calculated monthly averages from a representative coordinate reveals the recurring seasonal cycle of Mount Frankland South National Park through temperature, wind speed, and daylight duration. Such contrasts highlight relative calendar variations derived from long term climatology data rather than representing absolute weather extremes or uniform conditions across the entire reserve.
Warmest month
February19.7 °C
Coolest month
August13 °C
Wettest month
July4.4 mm/day
Driest month
February0.7 mm/day
Most humid month
July80.4%
Windiest month
July6.9 m/s
Longest daylight
December14.3 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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Compare Mount Frankland South National Park Climate Profiles Across Regional Protected Landscapes

Examining the monthly climate normals of Mount Frankland South National Park alongside other protected landscapes highlights how distinct geographic settings shape regional environments. Standardized comparisons of monthly temperature, precipitation, humidity, wind, and daylight offer clear insights into how atmospheric rhythms shift across different conservation areas.
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Continue Exploring Mount Frankland South National Park's Geography and Protected Terrain

Deepen your understanding of Mount Frankland South National Park by examining its precise geographic context and mapped natural landscapes. This focused exploration reveals how the park fits into the broader atlas of protected areas in Western Australia. Engaging with this data supports a structured approach to geographic discovery, highlighting the specific natural terrain and boundaries that define this important national park.