3,553 places · 1991–2020 normals

Australia in
March.

Day, night and rain figures are the measured March normals from each place’s qualifying NOAA station. Open a place for that month’s full answer.

Read these as long-term planning evidence, not a forecast. Compare daytime and overnight temperature together, then use rainfall and wet-day frequency to judge how often outdoor plans may need flexibility. Mountain, coastal and island conditions can differ sharply over short distances, so the linked place page and its station distance matter more than the country average. Before booking, check current local forecasts, seasonal closures, daylight, transport and any weather warnings. Data collection uses the 1991–2020 station-normal period; the published evidence was rechecked on 3 September 2026.

Use the table to shortlist places, then open each place page to compare the reporting station, distance and all twelve months. A small country table can contain only a few qualifying stations; that is a coverage limit, not evidence that other places share the same conditions.

March normals for the largest listed places in Australia
PlaceDayNightRainWet daysComfort
SydneyNew South Wales25.7°C18.4°C118 mm10.170
MelbourneVictoria24.6°C14.6°C38 mm5.495
BrisbaneQueensland29.2°C20.2°C122 mm9.855
PerthWestern Australia29.6°C16.7°C20 mm2.578
AdelaideSouth Australia26.6°C15.3°C25 mm3.590
Gold CoastQueensland28°C20.9°C138 mm11.454
NewcastleNew South Wales24.8°C18.8°C114 mm974
Sunshine CoastQueensland28°C20.2°C184 mm12.548
CanberraAustralian Capital Territory25.1°C9.8°C42 mm4.984
Central CoastNew South Wales26°C15.5°C144 mm8.972
Logan CityQueensland28.5°C19.3°C128 mm10.658