Climate profileAustralia
Churchill National Park
- Annual mean
- 14.5 °C
- Warmest month
- February
- Wettest month
- November
Park climate1991–2020 climate normals203 m source elevationNASA POWER
Twelve-month climatological records derived from representative-point measurements
Dandenong Ranges National Park Climate: Monthly Temperature, Precipitation, and Atmospheric Patterns
These monthly climate normals for Dandenong Ranges National Park provide a twelve-month overview of local atmospheric patterns, including mean temperatures, average daily precipitation, relative humidity, wind speed, and daylight hours. Measurements reflect representative long-term averages from 1991 to 2020 at a specific park coordinate. Users can examine these statistics to compare seasonal shifts across the calendar year, noting that local terrain variation may influence conditions beyond this sampling point.
Annual climate pattern
Analyzing monthly average temperature ranges and daily precipitation rates to trace the regional climate.
Annual Temperature and Precipitation Patterns in Dandenong Ranges National Park
Average monthly temperatures at the representative coordinate transition from warm mean conditions near nineteen degrees Celsius in January down to cooler means near eight degrees in July. These 1991 to 2020 climatology records show daily precipitation rates continuing year-round, ranging from under two to just over three millimeters per day.
- Annual mean
- 13.7 °C
- Warmest month
- January
- Coolest month
- July
- Wettest month
- September
Twelve-month climate
Comparing twelve months of average temperature bounds, daily precipitation, and relative humidity
Dandenong Ranges National Park Weather by Month and Climatological Normals
Monthly datasets for Dandenong Ranges National Park trace the average daily precipitation rate alongside average minimum, mean, and maximum temperatures across the year. Sourced from NASA POWER data from 1991 to 2020, each monthly record at the representative coordinate also tracks humidity, wind speed, and calculated average daylight hours.
| Mean temperature | Precipitation | Humidity | Wind speed | Daylight | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| January | 19.7 °C8.3° to 38.1° | 1.9 mm/day | 61.4% | 1.5 m/s | 14.3 hours |
| February | 19.6 °C8.4° to 36° | 2.1 mm/day | 63.1% | 1.4 m/s | 13.4 hours |
| March | 17.5 °C7.4° to 32.8° | 1.8 mm/day | 66.3% | 1.4 m/s | 12.3 hours |
| April | 14.1 °C5.2° to 27° | 2.4 mm/day | 72.6% | 1.4 m/s | 11 hours |
| May | 11.3 °C3.6° to 21.6° | 2.4 mm/day | 80.3% | 1.5 m/s | 10 hours |
| June | 9.1 °C1.9° to 16.9° | 2.9 mm/day | 85.7% | 1.5 m/s | 9.4 hours |
| July | 8.3 °C1.3° to 15.6° | 2.6 mm/day | 85.1% | 1.6 m/s | 9.7 hours |
| August | 8.8 °C1.6° to 17.4° | 2.9 mm/day | 82% | 1.7 m/s | 10.6 hours |
| September | 10.7 °C2.3° to 21.3° | 3.1 mm/day | 78.2% | 1.6 m/s | 11.8 hours |
| October | 12.9 °C3.2° to 26.2° | 2.6 mm/day | 73.4% | 1.6 m/s | 13 hours |
| November | 15.3 °C5° to 30.8° | 2.8 mm/day | 69.5% | 1.5 m/s | 14.1 hours |
| December | 17.5 °C6.6° to 34.6° | 2.4 mm/day | 64% | 1.5 m/s | 14.6 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: 8.3 °C
- January: 19.7 °C
- Change from July to January: +11.3 °C
- Precipitation
- July: 2.6 mm/day
- January: 1.9 mm/day
- Change from July to January: -0.8 mm/day
- Daylight
- July: 9.7 hours
- January: 14.3 hours
- Change from July to January: +4.6 hours
Calculated climate highlights
Comparing the warmest, coolest, wettest, and driest periods using long-term regional averages.
Monthly Climate Highlights and Seasonal Contrasts in Dandenong Ranges National Park
Park researchers can track the calculated annual contrasts for Dandenong Ranges National Park by comparing monthly-average statistics for temperature, daily precipitation, wind speed, humidity, and daylight duration. Derived from three decades of climatology data at a representative coordinate, the localized baseline distinguishes regular seasonal shifts from short-term weather records.
- Warmest month
- January19.7 °C
- Coolest month
- July8.3 °C
- Wettest month
- September3.1 mm/day
- Driest month
- March1.8 mm/day
- Most humid month
- June85.7%
- Windiest month
- August1.7 m/s
- Longest daylight
- December14.6 hours
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Standardized monthly climate normals from Dandenong Ranges National Park establish a baseline for analyzing regional atmospheric variations across other protected areas. Evaluating long-term temperature patterns, precipitation rhythms, humidity, wind, and daylight hours reveals how regional terrain shapes local weather profiles over decades.
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