Compare Australian Capital Territory and South Australia Weather

Australian Capital Territory is 1343.2 kilometers (834.6 miles) away and 0.5 hours ahead of South Australia, Australia. Australian Capital Territory's climate is classified as Marine west coast, warm summer (Köppen climate classification: Cfb) while South Australia has a Subtropical desert climate (BWh).

Australian Capital Territory generally has cooler weather than South Australia. The average mean temperature in Australian Capital Territory is 14.17°C (57.51°F) while South Australia’s temperature is 21.88°C (71.38°F) and the difference is 7.71°C (45.88°F). Australian Capital Territory is warmest on average in January, when the day time temperature may reach 23.08°C (73.54°F), while South Australia is hottest in January when the average high temperature is 30.66°C (87.19°F). Australian Capital Territory is coldest in July when the average low temperature is 1.12°C (34.02°F), while July is the coldest month in South Australia, when night time temperature often falls below 8.64°C (47.55°F).

Finally, Australian Capital Territory has about 4.21 times more rainfall than South Australia, (Australian Capital Territory’s 36.96mm vs South Australia’s average of 8.77mm).