What Is The Weather Like In The Whitsundays In October?
October has arrived in the Whitsundays - meaning that winter has well and truly said goodbye, and summer is beginning to say hello! With the Queensland school holidays ending at the beginning of the month, October is the time to put on your favourite swimsuit, breathe in the warm salty air, and enjoy a cruisy tropical escape without the bustle of peak season!
Spring is the ultimate season in the Whitsundays to revel in glorious weather conditions, both on the water and by the pool, with the month of October collecting an exceptionally low 43.9mm of rain! There really is no better time to explore the Whitsunday Islands!
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October Temperature and Humidity in the Whitsundays
The daily average temperature for October in the Whitsundays is 25°C, with an average high of 27.6°C and an average low of 21.8°C. The sun generally rises in the Whitsundays in October at 5:50 am, slowly rising earlier as the spring month progresses.
The ocean temperature in the Whitsundays in October sits at a warm 26°C, perfect for swimming, snorkelling, and diving!
Spring in the Whitsundays is generally full of sunshine, with the month of October collecting an average of 43.9mm of rain.
Humidity in the Whitsundays region during October falls at approximately 71%.
For up-to-date radars and alerts for severe weather during your trip to the Whitsundays, check the Bureau of Meteorology’s radar. For more information check out our full guide to weather in the Whitsundays.
Tips for travelling to the Whitsundays in October
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During October, the temperatures begin to rise steadily - summer is on the way! Remember the quintessential Aussie saying ‘slip, slop, and slap’ during your Whitsundays escape. Slip on protective clothing after your snorkel, slop on plenty of sunscreen, and slap on a hat and sunglasses to keep yourself well protected from the strong Queensland sun! |
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Although the maximum temperatures aren’t as high as the coming summer months, October days can get warm and balmy by noon! By planning your walks and hikes for the morning you’ll be able to enjoy the lush, flourishing native island landscapes without the burn. Wearing lightweight, breathable clothing is also a must! |
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