Climate profileAustralia
Tewantin National Park
- Annual mean
- 21.5 °C
- Warmest month
- January
- Wettest month
- February
Park climate1991–2020 climate normals56 m source elevationNASA POWER
Twelve-month profile of temperature, humidity, wind, and precipitation averages
Annual Climate Normals and Monthly Atmospheric Patterns for Noosa National Park in Queensland
Explore the long-term climatological averages for Noosa National Park, derived from NASA POWER data between 1991 and 2020. This profile presents representative monthly values for mean, minimum, and maximum temperatures alongside precipitation rates, humidity, wind speed, and daylight hours. These records offer a consistent baseline for understanding annual atmospheric rhythms at a single representative coordinate within the park.
Annual climate pattern
Comparing long-term average temperatures with daily precipitation cycles across the yearly calendar
Noosa National Park Annual Climate: Monthly Average Temperature and Precipitation Patterns
Long-term climate normals for Noosa National Park reveal a moderate thermal cycle where average maximum temperatures reach 31 °C in January and average minimums drop to 11 °C in July. Average daily precipitation moves alongside these thermal shifts, peaking in February at over 7.5 mm per day and dropping to its lowest levels in September based on historical records.
- Annual mean
- 21.5 °C
- Warmest month
- January
- Coolest month
- July
- Wettest month
- February
Twelve-month climate
Tracking annual variations in temperature bounds, daily precipitation rates, relative humidity, and calculated daylight hours.
Noosa National Park Weather by Month: Twelve-Month Climatology and Monthly Normals
Monthly records for Noosa National Park compile historical climate normals from 1991 through 2020 at a representative coordinate, tracking average temperature ranges and daily precipitation rates. Comparing twelve distinct monthly intervals instead of a single annual average reveals critical shifts in relative humidity, wind speeds, and calculated average daylight hours across the Queensland coast.
| Mean temperature | Precipitation | Humidity | Wind speed | Daylight | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| January | 25.1 °C21.4° to 31.1° | 5 mm/day | 75.8% | 4.3 m/s | 13.5 hours |
| February | 25 °C21.5° to 30.2° | 7.6 mm/day | 77.6% | 4.5 m/s | 12.9 hours |
| March | 24.1 °C20.3° to 28.9° | 5.4 mm/day | 77% | 4.5 m/s | 12.2 hours |
| April | 22.4 °C17.2° to 27.1° | 3.8 mm/day | 74.6% | 4.3 m/s | 11.4 hours |
| May | 20.1 °C13.7° to 24.8° | 3.8 mm/day | 73.3% | 4 m/s | 10.7 hours |
| June | 18 °C11.4° to 22.9° | 3.1 mm/day | 73.4% | 4 m/s | 10.4 hours |
| July | 17.2 °C11° to 22.6° | 1.7 mm/day | 70.6% | 3.9 m/s | 10.5 hours |
| August | 17.8 °C11.2° to 23.9° | 1.9 mm/day | 67.9% | 4 m/s | 11.1 hours |
| September | 19.7 °C13.7° to 26.6° | 1.7 mm/day | 69.1% | 4 m/s | 11.9 hours |
| October | 21.3 °C15.7° to 28.4° | 2.8 mm/day | 71.6% | 4.2 m/s | 12.7 hours |
| November | 22.8 °C17.6° to 29.6° | 2.9 mm/day | 72.7% | 4.2 m/s | 13.3 hours |
| December | 24.1 °C19.7° to 30.7° | 4.7 mm/day | 74.5% | 4.3 m/s | 13.6 hours |
Compare two months
See two months side by side and how much they differ. Both use the same 1991–2020 climate normals and NASA POWER data point as the table above, so they show typical conditions, not a forecast.
- Mean temperature
- July: 17.2 °C
- January: 25.1 °C
- Change from July to January: +7.8 °C
- Precipitation
- July: 1.7 mm/day
- January: 5 mm/day
- Change from July to January: +3.3 mm/day
- Daylight
- July: 10.5 hours
- January: 13.5 hours
- Change from July to January: +2.9 hours
Calculated climate highlights
Comparing annual peaks and minimums across several long term atmospheric and daylight metrics
Calculated Monthly Climate Highlights and Seasonal Contrasts for Noosa National Park
Long term climatology datasets derived from a representative coastal coordinate reveal the calculated warmest, coolest, wettest, and driest periods of the year within Noosa National Park. Analyzing these multi-variable averages helps clarify seasonal transitions in Queensland by looking at consistent monthly trends rather than short term weather anomalies.
- Warmest month
- January25.1 °C
- Coolest month
- July17.2 °C
- Wettest month
- February7.6 mm/day
- Driest month
- September1.7 mm/day
- Most humid month
- February77.6%
- Windiest month
- February4.5 m/s
- Longest daylight
- December13.6 hours
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Broadening an environmental perspective from Noosa National Park allows researchers and explorers to contrast monthly temperature ranges and precipitation rhythms with other protected landscapes. Standardized weather profiles provide baseline monthly normals for humidity, wind speed, and daylight duration to help map broader geographic trends across regional conservation zones.
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