Climate profileAustralia
Noosa Biosphere Reserve
- Annual mean
- 21.5 °C
- Warmest month
- January
- Wettest month
- February
Park climate1991–2020 climate normals56 m source elevationNASA POWER
Review long-term annual patterns for temperature, precipitation, humidity, wind, and daylight levels.
Tewantin National Park Monthly Climate Normals and Representative Atmospheric Measurement Profiles
The climate profile for Tewantin National Park provides a systematic view of atmospheric conditions based on NASA POWER measurements collected between 1991 and 2020. These monthly averages capture representative temperature, precipitation rate, relative humidity, wind speed, and daylight duration at a specific point within the park boundaries. This dataset facilitates the objective comparison of seasonal atmospheric trends without referencing current weather or predictive forecasts. All provided metrics reflect long-term statistical norms rather than short-term fluctuations or site-wide climate variability.
Annual climate pattern
Comparing long term monthly temperature ranges alongside daily precipitation rates across the calendar year.
Tewantin National Park Annual Climate Normals and Monthly Weather Patterns
Long term climatology in Tewantin National Park shows mean monthly temperatures peaking near 25 degrees Celsius in January before dipping to a cool average mean of 17 degrees Celsius in July. Average daily precipitation reaches its highest level at over 7 millimeters per day in February, representing 1991 to 2020 historic averages gathered at a representative park coordinate.
- Annual mean
- 21.5 °C
- Warmest month
- January
- Coolest month
- July
- Wettest month
- February
Twelve-month climate
Compare average temperatures, daily precipitation rates, and calculated daylight across the calendar year.
Tewantin National Park Monthly Climate: Comprehensive Twelve-Month Weather Normals
A complete twelve-month comparison of Tewantin National Park climate data reveals how meteorological conditions transition across the calendar year. Comparing historical monthly records for average temperature bounds, daily precipitation rates, wind speed, and calculated average daylight hours establishes a precise climatological profile of the protected area.
| 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
Analysis of long term climatology averages mapping temperature, precipitation, and daylight patterns
Tewantin National Park Climate Highlights: Warmest, Coolest, and Wettest Months
Calculated monthly averages for Tewantin National Park reveal seasonal variations across key indicators like mean temperature, average daily precipitation, and daylight duration. Comparing long term baseline data helps map the annual cycle, noting that calculated monthly maximums represent typical historical averages rather than extreme weather records.
- 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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National park climate map
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Compare the Climate of Tewantin National Park with Other Protected Areas
Standardized geographic profiles support direct climate comparison between Tewantin National Park and other protected areas across regional networks. Analyzing standardized monthly metrics reveals how long-term temperature, precipitation, humidity, wind, and daylight rhythms vary across different conservation landscapes.
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