Your holiday weather, at a glance

Australia in February: where is it warmest?

In February, Alice Springs is the warmest place with 35 °C by day, Hobart the coolest with 22 °C. 21 of 24 destinations have good holiday weather.

All destinations in February, warmest first

Long-term averages for the month: daytime high, sea, sunshine and rainy days.

PlaceScoreAirSeaSunRain days
Alice Springs5035°–10 h4
Coober Pedy5035°–10 h2
Broome7532°30°7 h12
Perth7232°23°11 h1
Airlie Beach (Whitsundays)8230°29°8 h15
Darwin6930°30°6 h26
Townsville4530°29°8 h18
Cairns7129°29°6 h21
Adelaide9428°22°10 h2
Toowoomba8728°–8 h7
Brisbane7428°–8 h13
Mackay7128°28°6 h18
Gold Coast (Surfers Paradise)8627°27°8 h12
Sunshine Coast7227°27°8 h15
Melbourne9426°21°8 h5
Byron Bay8426°27°8 h14
Newcastle8126°23°7 h10
Canberra9525°–9 h6
Sydney7925°24°7 h11
Port Lincoln7924°20°9 h2
Wollongong7624°24°8 h13
Geelong9523°19°8 h4
Launceston9523°–9 h6
Hobart8822°17°8 h8

Australia in February: quick answers

Australia in February: where is it warmest?

The warmest places in February are Alice Springs (35 °C), Coober Pedy (35 °C) and Broome (32 °C).

Australia in February: where is the sea warmest?

The sea is warmest at Broome (30 °C), Darwin (30 °C) and Airlie Beach (Whitsundays) (29 °C).

Australia in February: where is the weather best?

The best holiday weather in February – warm, sunny and dry – is in Canberra, Geelong and Launceston.

Australia month by month

Climate averages 1996–2025, not a forecast. Data: Copernicus ERA5 / ERA5-Land via Open-Meteo.com (CC BY 4.0), NOAA OISST, WMO 1991–2020 (NOAA NCEI), GeoNames (CC BY 4.0). Sources & licences