Weather Question

6 Feb 2010 dcf2 said

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• 6 Feb 2010 shmem said

  

  hey I am from Australia and it is always hot in Northern Terriotry so have summer clothes. cairns is top of QLD so it is very humid/sticky weather. HOWEVER may usually starts to get chilly and Sydney can be a mixed bag. I would take a good mix of summer and warmer jeans, hoody/jumper etc. Dont stress about gloves, its not snow or anything! Just might get some rain
  Hope that helps!

  hey I am from Australia and it is always hot in Northern Terriotry so have summer clothes. cairns is top of QLD so it is very humid/sticky weather. HOWEVER may usually starts to get chilly and Sydney can be a mixed bag. I would take a good mix of summer and warmer jeans, hoody/jumper etc. Dont stress about gloves, its not snow or anything! Just might get some rain<BR>Hope that helps! or Cancel
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• 9 Feb 2010 Danki said

  

  if u are from somewhere cool, then the weather in darwin will blow your mind. very warm in may! its fantastic! cairnes will also be warm. sydney being a lot lower down and heading into winter will be getting cold, but depending on where you are visiting from, it might be ok for you

  if u are from somewhere cool, then the weather in darwin will blow your mind. very warm in may! its fantastic! cairnes will also be warm. sydney being a lot lower down and heading into winter will be getting cold, but depending on where you are visiting from, it might be ok for you or Cancel
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• 9 Feb 2010 JenShep said

  

  Just pack light cloths that you can layer, i wouldn’t go overboard with the winter gear maybe just a light jacket or sweater.

  Just pack light cloths that you can layer, i wouldn't go overboard with the winter gear maybe just a light jacket or sweater. or Cancel
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• 10 Feb 2010 Danielle said

  

  Thanks for all your advice! We have pretty cold winters where I’m from (northwestern U.S.) so it probably won’t feel too cold to me in Sydney. I think I’ll just take jeans & a light jacket, and if it’s colder than I expect I will buy some clothes there. I would hate to take up a bunch of room in my suitcase with warm clothes then barely use them! Thanks again.

  Thanks for all your advice! We have pretty cold winters where I'm from (northwestern U.S.) so it probably won't feel too cold to me in Sydney. I think I'll just take jeans & a light jacket, and if it's colder than I expect I will buy some clothes there. I would hate to take up a bunch of room in my suitcase with warm clothes then barely use them! Thanks again. or Cancel
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• 17 Feb 2010 Chilindrina83 said

  

  I really want to do the Aussie Explorer reverse with the sailing option. Im thinking of doing it from the middle of May until the middle of June, but not sure if it will be worth it because of the weather, because I want to be able to go to the beach, the water, lay down in the sad, but Im afraid it will be cold for that time.Any thoughts would be really appreciated.
  Thanks

  I really want to do the Aussie Explorer reverse with the sailing option. Im thinking of doing it from the middle of May until the middle of June, but not sure if it will be worth it because of the weather, because I want to be able to go to the beach, the water, lay down in the sad, but Im afraid it will be cold for that time.Any thoughts would be really appreciated.<BR>Thanks or Cancel
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• 18 Feb 2010 Danki said

  

  Considering you spend a lot of time in the northern territory and northern queensland, you will actually get some lovely weather! it should be 30+ during the day in the NT.

  Considering you spend a lot of time in the northern territory and northern queensland, you will actually get some lovely weather! it should be 30+ during the day in the NT. or Cancel
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• 24 Feb 2010 Becstar said

  

  Hi,
  I’m from Australia too check this site out, it is the website for the Australian Bureau of Meteorology, you should be able to keep an eye on what the weather is up too for the places you will be visiting.
  http://www.bom.gov.au/
  
  Hope this helps

  Hi,<BR>I'm from Australia too check this site out, it is the website for the Australian Bureau of Meteorology, you should be able to keep an eye on what the weather is up too for the places you will be visiting.<BR><a href="http://www.bom.gov.au/" target="_blank">http://www.bom.gov.au/</a><BR><BR>Hope this helps or Cancel
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