Really depends where in Australia.
Being a large country in terms of land size, we have a number of climates depending on your location.
The southern parts of Australia easily get down to around (and occasionally below) freezing during the middle of winter. While we don't get snowing in major cities, there are a number of snow fields in mountain locations around Australia's southern half.
The nothern half of the country varies from dessert in the central parts (which get down below freezing at night, and up to 40 degrees c during the day), to sub-tropical (5-35 degree's, typically... average being around the 25-26 degree mark) and tropical weather (basically two seasons, wet season, and dry season. Very hot... usually ~30 degree's and high humidity of around 80-90%)
Previous Rides: Polo GTI, Mx5 10AE, MY05 WRX WRP10, Renault Sport Clio 172
Current Ride: Evo 8 MR, Fabia MK3
ok, thanks for the info mate!
i think Aus. is 200 times bigger as belgium
if a small cloud comes in from France or Germany into Belgium, we are covered in 1 big cloud![]()
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