November has the warmest afternoons at 36.9 degrees. July has the coolest nights at 20.4 degrees.
Weipa Weather and Climate
Queensland, Australia (12.63°S, 141.88°E, 13m elevation) Tropical savanna (Aw)
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Climate Dashboard
Comfort, seasonality and national benchmarks in one view.
Monthly Comfort Score
July is the sweet spot
July: 6.0/10. November: 1.0/10. Annual score 3.5/10, ranked #202 of 213 Australian cities.
Against national averages
Annual benchmarks
Temperature range
23.6 - 32.6°C
Days 8.8 degrees warmer; nights 9.3 degrees warmer
Annual rainfall
1,789mm
104% above national avg; national avg 876mm
Rain days
160 days/yr
55 more rain days than national avg
Solar exposure
18.7 MJ/m²
0.4 MJ/m² above national avg
Humidity
51%
3 points above national avg
Seasonal pattern
Four-season readout
Summer2.8/10
Autumn3.5/10
Winter5.5/10
Spring2.2/10
Temperature
Rainfall
1,789mm falls across 160 rain days. March is wettest (488mm), August driest (1mm), so monthly rainfall varies by about 698 times.
Comfort window
July scores 6.0/10 and is the best month for pleasant weather. November is the hardest month at 1.0/10.
Planning cue
Use the comfort chart first if you are timing a visit. Use the benchmark bars when you want to compare Weipa with the national climate baseline.
Monthly Climate Averages
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Weather by Month
Detailed climate data, packing advice, and what to expect for each month in Weipa.
January2.8/10
February3.1/10
March2.5/10
April2.7/10
May5.4/10
June5.7/10
July6.0/10
August4.7/10
September3.9/10
October1.8/10
November1.0/10
December2.4/10
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