Esperance Plains - Climate

Climate

Esperance Plains has a warm, dry, Mediterranean climate, with five to six dry months. Rainfall in winter is typically between 500 and 700 millimetres (19–27 in).

Climatic Table for Esperance, a town in the Esperance Plains region
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Year
Mean daily maximum temperature 26.2°C
79.2°F		 26.2°C
79.2°F		 25.1°C
77.2°F		 23.2°C
73.8°F		 20.4°C
68.7°F		 18.0°C
64.4°F		 17.1°C
62.8°F		 17.7°C
63.8°F		 19.3°C
66.7°F		 21.0°C
69.8°F		 23.0°C
73.4°F		 24.5°C
76.1°F		 21.8°C
71.2°F
Mean daily minimum temperature 15.5°C
59.9°F		 16.0°C
60.8°F		 15.0°C
59.0°F		 13.2°C
55.8°F		 11.0°C
51.8°F		 9.1°C
48.4°F		 8.3°C
46.9°F		 8.6°C
47.5°F		 9.5°C
49.1°F		 10.6°C
51.1°F		 12.6°C
54.7°F		 14.3°C
57.7°F		 12.0°C
53.6°F
Mean total rainfall 21.7 mm
0.83 in		 27.3 mm
1.05 in		 28.8 mm
1.11 in		 42.7 mm
1.64 in		 74.2 mm
2.85 in		 81.1 mm
3.12 in		 99.6 mm
3.83 in		 84.1 mm
3.23 in		 59.9 mm
2.30 in		 48.4 mm
1.86 in		 34.7 mm
1.33 in		 18.1 mm
0.70 in		 620.6 mm
23.87 in
Mean number of rain days 5.7 5.8 7.7 10.5 13.9 16.1 17.1 16.6 14.2 12.1 9.6 6.7 135.9

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