Compare New York and Victoria Weather

New York is 16675.1 kilometers (10361.4 miles) away and 16.0 hours behind Victoria, Australia. New York's climate is classified as Humid subtropical, no dry season (Köppen climate classification: Cfa) while Victoria has a Marine west coast, warm summer climate (Cfb).

New York generally has cooler weather than Victoria. The average mean temperature in New York is 13.27°C (55.89°F) while Victoria’s temperature is 15.38°C (59.68°F) and the difference is 2.11°C (35.8°F). New York is hottest on average in July, when the day time temperature may reach 26.27°C (79.29°F), while Victoria is warmest in January when the average high temperature is 21.97°C (71.55°F). New York is coldest in January when the average low temperature is -3.26°C (26.13°F), while August is the coldest month in Victoria, when night time temperature often falls below 5.52°C (41.94°F).

Finally, New York has about 2.14 times more rainfall than Victoria, (New York’s 80.02mm vs Victoria’s average of 37.38mm).