Darwin in April

If April is your window for visiting Darwin, here's what the climate data says you can expect.

Daytime highs average 32.3 degrees, dropping to 25.4 degrees overnight. That's a 7-degree swing between day and night. The warmth sticks around even after dark.

At 32.3 degrees, April runs 1.3 degrees above Darwin's annual average of 31.0 degrees.

You're looking at 38mm of rain across 9 days in a typical April. Light enough that it won't ruin your plans.

Sunshine-wise, April delivers around 21.3 MJ/m2 of daily solar radiation. UV sits in the extreme category. Sunscreen, hat, and sunnies are all essential. You can burn in under 10 minutes.

At 4.8/10 on the Comfort Score, April is middle of the road.

For your suitcase: light, breathable clothing, and SPF 50+ sunscreen and a hat.

The sea breeze usually kicks in by early afternoon in April, which is genuinely welcome. It can knock 3 to 5 degrees off the feels-like temperature.

The full data breakdown is below. You can also see how other Australian cities compare in April.