Weather in Sydney

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Yearly weather

Calculations are based on the last 8 years of historical weather data.

Temperatures

• Sydney has comfortable temperatures for most of the year, especially from October to April.

• The minimum temperatures drop to 10.6°C in July, while the maximum reaches 25.8°C in January, representing the extremes.

• There are no months of discomfort in Sydney.

Conditions

• In Sydney, overall sun hours (sh) show a clear seasonal pattern, peaking in December with 7.0 hours and dipping to a low of 4.4 hours in March.

• Precipitation levels (prec) tend to increase during the late summer and early autumn months, particularly in February and March, while remaining lower during the winter months of June to August.

• The correlation between higher sun hours and lower precipitation can be observed in the summer months, illustrating Sydney's typically sunny climate.

Astronomy

• In Sydney, the earliest sunrise occurs in December at 05:39, while the latest is in June at 06:57, reflecting a typical seasonal shift. Sunset times vary significantly as well, with the latest sunset at 20:07 in January and the earliest at 16:53 in June, resulting in a noticeable change in day length.

• The shortest day in Sydney lasts 9 hours and 56 minutes in June, against the longest day of 14 hours and 21 minutes in December, highlighting a variation of over 4 hours in day length throughout the year. These patterns exhibit the significant impact of the changing seasons on sunlight availability in the region.