When is the rainy season in Cairns?

Answer 1

The wet season through northern Queensland occurs during the summer months. Wetter conditions begin around October and November, whilst February and March are traditionally the wettest months, trailing off in April.

Answer 2

The rainy season in Cairns typically occurs from November to April, with the heaviest rainfall usually experienced between January and March. During this time, tropical cyclones and monsoonal weather systems can also bring heavy rainfall to the region.

Answer 3

That depends on where you mean in Australia - in Adelaide (South Australia) where I live, it's wetter in autumn/winter (e.g. April - August), but up north (e.g. Darwin and north Queensland) it's usually wetter in Summer (around Christmas time).

Answer 4

The wet season throughout Queensland occurs during the summer months. Wetter conditions begin around October and November, whilst February and March are traditionally the wettest months. Dry season occurs through June, July and August.

Answer 5

Queensland's rainy season varies, depending on the region.

The southern two-thirds of the state receives the most rainfall in summer, which is December through to February.

The northern third has a longer wet season, extending from about October through to March.

Answer 6

The rainy season in Cairns is summer, which in Australia includes the months of December, January and February. Being in far North Queensland, the rainy season tends to come in early, usually November and sometimes October, and extends through to at least March.