The Central Queensland region has a sub-tropical climate with hot, moist summers and warm, dry winters, with occasional frost in the south. The average annual temperature is 21°C. Summer …

Central Queensland’s climate is sub-tropical with hot-humid summers and mild winters.

The Central Queensland region has a sub-tropical climate with hot, moist summers and warm, dry winters, with occasional frost in the south. The average annual temperature is 21°C. Summer …

These summaries have been updated in 2024 based on the latest climate science. They showcase regional climate change projections for a subset of climate variables including …

Central Queensland, in particular, faces significant climate extremes, including cyclones, storms, floods, droughts, heatwaves, and bushfires. Climate change is likely to exacerbate the …

The Central Queensland region has a sub-tropical climate with hot, moist summers and warm, dry winters, with occasional frost in the south. Annual and seasonal average rainfall are variable, …

With an average daily maximum temperature of 30 degrees, Queensland is one of the warmer regions in Australia. The climate is very warm with an annual average of 30 degrees, but has …

For information on Queensland Government initiatives supporting climate adaptation and emissions reduction, please see the Climate webpage from the Department of Energy and …

The Central Queensland (CQ) region includes the area surrounding Rockhampton and extending inland as far as the central highland regions around Emerald and Alpha. The climate is sub …

Under a high emissions scenario (RCP8.5), Queensland can expect an average annual temperature increase of around 1.3-2.5 °C (central estimate of 1.9 °C). Large and sustained …