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Like the rest of Australia, Victoria is a year-round destination. For activities in the snow fields, then winter is obviously the best time with the official season starting on the first week-end in June. The heaviest snow cover is usually later in the season. While very high temperatures are not unusual in summer, Victoria does not suffer from the humidity that ioccurs in other areas of Australia. The summer weather is seldom oppressive for long periods. The weather can be quite variable, especially in Melbourne, and is subject to sudden changes. Melbourne locals will tell you they can experience all four seasons in the same day. |
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Winter in Victoria is June - August. Temperatures in the mountains and alpine regions can drop to around -5°C min. and 5°C max. In the inland regions the temperature range is usually around 0°C min. and 12°C max. Ocean influences affect a narrow strip on the west coast where minimums seldom drop below 5°C. Summer is December - February. Temperatures in the mountains and alpine regions will usually be around 5°C min. and 20°C max. In the inland regions the temperature range is usually around 12°C min. and 25°C max. The northern areas of the state often experience maximums above 30°C. The Australian Bureau of Meteorology provides detailed weather information.
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word of caution.... if a Melbourne weather report says it's "fine" the
sky can be completely clouded over...but not actually raining! If the
locals are carrying umbrellas and coats, follow their lead.
