Rank these Australian cities in order of your desired climate. (hot, days)

[Wildcat15]

Originally Posted by theropod

You'll probably like this AUS climate:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Innisf...nsland#Climate

That does look like a comfortable climate! If maybe a bit monotonous temperature-wise.

I think the best would be to experience the thunderstorms in Darwin and then when the dry season comes go southeast for the winter season, maybe Coffs Harbour or Gold Coast.

[Joe90]

Sydney
Melbourne
Hobart
Brisbane
Canberra
Adelaide
Perth
Darwin
Alice Springs

[Jas182]

25 Aus cities with the best climates, in order (and comparing it to my city in the UK, which is a C-, think I would rather live in Aus!):

Bundaburg: A*
Gold Coast: A*
Brisbane : A*
Sunshine Coast: A*
Perth: A
Cairns: A-
Townsville: B+
Adelaide: B
Sydney: B
Wollongong: B
Newcastle: B
Toowoomba: B-
Canberra: B-
Bendigo: C+
Albury: C+
Melbourne: C+
Albany: C
Geelong: C
Hobart: C
Ballarat: C
Launceston: C
Devonport: C-
Alice Springs: E
Darwin: E
Marble Bar: F----------------------------------------

[RWood]

Originally Posted by B87

Brisbane
Sydney
Perth
Darwin
Adelaide
Alice
Melbourne
Hobart
Canberra

yes, not radically different from mine - I give Sydney a much lower rating though because the rainfall average is much higher than I like.

[tarzan_taborda]

Perth A
Melbourne B
Sydney C
Alice Springs C
Brisbane D
Darwin E

[Ethereal]

Originally Posted by tarzan_taborda

Perth A
Melbourne B
Sydney C
Alice Springs C
Brisbane D
Darwin E

Considering that you're going for warmth and more sunshine (a la, Perth), why would you rate Melbourne higher than Sydney?

[tarzan_taborda]

Isn't Sydney humid in Summer?
If there is an high humidity I prefer a cooler summer.

[ChesterNZ]

Sydney - A-
Brisbane - A+
Perth - A-
Darwin - B-
Alice Springs - B-
Melbourne - B-

[Wildcat15]

Originally Posted by tarzan_taborda

Isn't Sydney humid in Summer?

Only on cooler days. The heat waves look miserably dry.

[Ethereal]

Originally Posted by tarzan_taborda

Isn't Sydney humid in Summer?
If there is an high humidity I prefer a cooler summer.

To add what G8RCAT said; There is high humidity during the summer thunderstorm showers and at nights. But again, the temps are no higher than 22C in those events. So it won't feel too muggy.

Our typical sunny, dry days are not humid, although not that dry too. 35C+ heat is extremely dry though.