In summer, especially in the month of January, Canberra experiences an average high of about 29°C, making it a sought-after destination for people who love warm weather.

Conversely, the coldest month of July is characterized by an average high of about 12°C, making it a perfect time to enjoy chilly weather and snow sports.

While springtime in Canberra is usually temperate, the winter months are marked by frosty weather. It is common to find frost on the ground and windows, so it is advisable to dress warmly during this period.

Interestingly, snow is quite rare in the Central Business District (CBD) due to the location of the district on the leeward (eastern) side of the range. However, the surrounding areas experience annual snowfall, and the snow-capped Brindabella Range is usually a beautiful sight to behold.

In general, Canberra’s climate is not tropical, although it is characterized by varying degrees of humidity. The last significant snowfall in the city centre was experienced back in 1968, and since then, the weather pattern of the city has remained relatively stable, making it a perfect destination for tourists and residents alike.

With its fascinating climatic condition, Canberra is indeed a city that showcases the beauty of nature in all its glory.