Comments on: How will the weather be in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane in July/August? http://www.holiday-cities.com/how-will-the-weather-be-in-sydney-melbourne-and-brisbane-in-julyaugust/ Cities To Travel On A Holiday Wed, 18 Jan 2012 08:33:08 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Bagman http://www.holiday-cities.com/how-will-the-weather-be-in-sydney-melbourne-and-brisbane-in-julyaugust/comment-page-1/#comment-189 Bagman Fri, 02 Jan 2009 22:41:47 +0000 http://www.holiday-cities.com/how-will-the-weather-be-in-sydney-melbourne-and-brisbane-in-julyaugust/#comment-189 <a href=""></a> Bloody cold, bring ya woolies.

Bloody cold, bring ya woolies.

]]> By: Jay http://www.holiday-cities.com/how-will-the-weather-be-in-sydney-melbourne-and-brisbane-in-julyaugust/comment-page-1/#comment-188 Jay Thu, 01 Jan 2009 10:40:58 +0000 http://www.holiday-cities.com/how-will-the-weather-be-in-sydney-melbourne-and-brisbane-in-julyaugust/#comment-188 <a href=""></a> In July/August in Sydney and Melbourne it is fairly cool though mostly it isn't all that wet. (I definately wouldn't call these extremely wet or cold weather conditions though... :S) Though I think that time of year could be a little drizzly in Melbourne. The wet season in Australia is in summer (Dec-Feb). Depending on where you are coming from you may not think Sydney and Melbourne to be very cold at all. Mostly it'll be mid to low teens (in degrees C). I am not fully sure on the exact temperatures because I live in Brisbane which is usually quite a bit warmer and sunnier than both Sydney and Melbourne. I'm afraid I can't help you with accomodation options, I'd have to do the research myself. I suggest you have a look at some websites of places you find on google :) Places to visit... The obvious ones are the Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge (very nice, can't miss them). In Brisbane I suggest perhaps visiting a zoo (can't go to Australia without cuddling a koala and hugging a kangaroo) and going into the city and having a look around South Bank (I like South Bank it is really pretty). The Botanical Gardens are also very nice. I hope you have a great holiday. I personally love Australia though I may be a tad biased :P

In July/August in Sydney and Melbourne it is fairly cool though mostly it isn’t all that wet. (I definately wouldn’t call these extremely wet or cold weather conditions though… :S) Though I think that time of year could be a little drizzly in Melbourne. The wet season in Australia is in summer (Dec-Feb). Depending on where you are coming from you may not think Sydney and Melbourne to be very cold at all. Mostly it’ll be mid to low teens (in degrees C).

I am not fully sure on the exact temperatures because I live in Brisbane which is usually quite a bit warmer and sunnier than both Sydney and Melbourne.

I’m afraid I can’t help you with accomodation options, I’d have to do the research myself. I suggest you have a look at some websites of places you find on google :)

Places to visit… The obvious ones are the Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge (very nice, can’t miss them). In Brisbane I suggest perhaps visiting a zoo (can’t go to Australia without cuddling a koala and hugging a kangaroo) and going into the city and having a look around South Bank (I like South Bank it is really pretty). The Botanical Gardens are also very nice.

I hope you have a great holiday. I personally love Australia though I may be a tad biased :P

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