Well, it depends on where in australia you are talking about. September in Sydney is the dryest while March is the wettest alongside June.
However, I agree that 4 seasons doesn't make sense. In sydney you can distinguish at least 5/6 seasons. Early summer and late summer are different, same goes for early autumn and late autumn. Winter is more or less the same through out. Spring can be weird though.
fletch44 on August 18th, 2020 at 05:53 UTC »
This is for the Noongar family of tribes in southwestern Australia and is bang-on for Perth.
Maezel on August 18th, 2020 at 06:11 UTC »
Well, it depends on where in australia you are talking about. September in Sydney is the dryest while March is the wettest alongside June.
However, I agree that 4 seasons doesn't make sense. In sydney you can distinguish at least 5/6 seasons. Early summer and late summer are different, same goes for early autumn and late autumn. Winter is more or less the same through out. Spring can be weird though.
Searley_Bear on August 18th, 2020 at 06:12 UTC »
This is for South West WA, not the whole country.