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The smallest continent on earth Australia lies between the South Pacific and the Indian Ocean. The tropic of Capricorn bisects the nation. Unlike any part of the USA most part of Australia lies very close to the equator. The northern part of Australia has a tropical climate while the southern part receives a temperate climate. Our site Allwonders-of-the-world offers detailed information about climatic conditions in Australia.
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The tropical states of Australia, Queensland and the Northern Territory are well known for their highly predictable weather. During the winter months the daily maximum temperature remains around 20 to 24 degree Celsius. Rainfall is rare during the winter months in the tropical states. This is regarded as a perfect time to plan a trip to the beaches and tropical islands of Queensland and the Great Barrier Reef. These regions are blessed with a pleasant weather during these months of the year.
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The weather is found to be less dependable as we move further south. In Melbourne during the month of August the temperature can even rise up to 23 degrees and as well remain as low as 13 degrees. In the summer months the northern states of Australia are hotter and wetter. The southernmost capitals of Australia like Melbourne and Hobart receive snowfall in a very rare basis.
The other capital cities of Australia don't receive any form of snowfall. A few hours drive from Melbourne and Sydney will however; take you to the charming ski fields located in the Great Dividing Range. The sky resorts in Australia marks the visit of discerning travelers during the end of August.
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