Average temp in winter is about 13c but Melbourne has cold winds 360 days a year. That is mild compared to parts of Europe and Northern regions of USA and Canada but it still feels cold. NSW has the best weather in Australia.
It depends on what you prefer. I like to have 4 distinct seasons and I like to have a cold winter, so to me, NSW is not good enough in terms of weather. Not everyone likes to be warm year long, like in QLD or to have mild winters.
As a Shanghainese who used to live in Melbourne, I love this city and I am ashamed and saddened by the pain COVID-19 has caused this city and its people. I am ashamed of our country's government. Now I am in Shanghai, starving, without medical care, without medicine, without personal freedom, without freedom of speech. There is nothing in this government that I can trust.
Yes ,that's where we park and have breakfast. Will be giving my new DJI pocket camera a go around Christmas time. will do some more street and alley walks
Does Melbourne experience monsoon? We get the south-west monsoon rains from June to September. And which is the hottest month in Melbourne? Ours is May and sometimes even June.
Winter in Melbourne has many variables. It can be a comfortable 14C and that suddenly drop to 2C within an hour when Antarctic winds come by. Winter in Melbourne is often described as cold because some dress up on the light side without consideration of any stark changes in temperature.
Pre-dawn lows average between about 0-4°C, and occasionally dip below zero. Afternoon highs average between about 11-15, sometimes a little lower, sometimes a bit higher. Compared to northern winters, Melbourne winter isn't that cold. But compared to Melbourne summers (with several days above 40°C) winter can feel freezing cold.
@@Ichigo-dh9rd It's all the matter of perception. When you immerse yourself living in a cold climate, you'll get used to it. That's the reason people on the Equator claim to be freezing in minor cold, while people in colder climates claim to be melting in 25C weather.
@@Ichigo-dh9rd living close to the equator doesnt make most of us feel terrible. I live in ethiopia and experience temperature between 0 to 30 degrees its all about ur bodys ability to handle external temperature
Average temp in winter is about 13c but Melbourne has cold winds 360 days a year. That is mild compared to parts of Europe and Northern regions of USA and Canada but it still feels cold. NSW has the best weather in Australia.
I agree, apparently Coffs Harbour has the best all year round mildest weather
Melbourne doesn’t have cold winds 360 days a year. You clearly haven’t been here in summer.
It depends on what you prefer. I like to have 4 distinct seasons and I like to have a cold winter, so to me, NSW is not good enough in terms of weather. Not everyone likes to be warm year long, like in QLD or to have mild winters.
I would think Queensland would have the best.
Perth has the BEST weather out of all the capital cities, hands down. But Melbourne is the best capital city IMO opinion though
nice city
As a Shanghainese who used to live in Melbourne, I love this city and I am ashamed and saddened by the pain COVID-19 has caused this city and its people. I am ashamed of our country's government. Now I am in Shanghai, starving, without medical care, without medicine, without personal freedom, without freedom of speech. There is nothing in this government that I can trust.
Hang in there Peter, I'm sure in time both our cities will come good 👍
@@melbournevictoriawalks6557 Thanks for your reply
Thank you for telling the truth about Chinese government they are destroying many other countries as well
Been there. Cold but nostalgic
Well now its hot and nostalgic, will update new video in few days. Thanks for watching 😷👍
I love Australia so much
July is the coldest month in Melbourne, anyway did you stop at Victoria market
Yes ,that's where we park and have breakfast. Will be giving my new DJI pocket camera a go around Christmas time. will do some more street and alley walks
Right. Just keep warm and enjoy yourself
Miss melbourne
Me too, still waiting for covid control so I can do more videos
Nice place
I had no idea that parts of Australia have deciduous trees. I always assumed it was green all year round.
That’s cuz South Australia is colder
invisible winter 😂
We are lucky in this country, no Siberia here
@@melbournevictoriawalks6557 I hope there is winter in Indonesia
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@@ytgmily4653 go to the mountains
Already Winter In New York
We could do with New York's winter here now
I have a Question does it snow Every year in Melbourne ? If It snow's than How many Days in Average?
No Snow in Melbourne EVER :)
Add time and temperature in videos 👍👍
Nic place
Is this before covid?
Yes, about 5 months prior.
Does Melbourne experience monsoon? We get the south-west monsoon rains from June to September.
And which is the hottest month in Melbourne? Ours is May and sometimes even June.
No monsoons January is the hottest
@@melbournevictoriawalks6557 But I have heard that Australia gets to experience monsoon. Am I wrong then?
@@melbournevictoriawalks6557 Is the Sun quite low in the sky during winter season?
@@melbournevictoriawalks6557 ??
@@projjalghosh9251 have you seen the size of Australia?!
Someone say that Melbourne in Winter is very cold. But, watching how people are dressed in the video, it doesn't seem that it's so cold.
Winter in Melbourne has many variables. It can be a comfortable 14C and that suddenly drop to 2C within an hour when Antarctic winds come by.
Winter in Melbourne is often described as cold because some dress up on the light side without consideration of any stark changes in temperature.
Pre-dawn lows average between about 0-4°C, and occasionally dip below zero. Afternoon highs average between about 11-15, sometimes a little lower, sometimes a bit higher.
Compared to northern winters, Melbourne winter isn't that cold. But compared to Melbourne summers (with several days above 40°C) winter can feel freezing cold.
@@CaptainNoch hearing u say 14c is comfortable scares me coming from someone who lives very close to the equator
@@Ichigo-dh9rd It's all the matter of perception. When you immerse yourself living in a cold climate, you'll get used to it. That's the reason people on the Equator claim to be freezing in minor cold, while people in colder climates claim to be melting in 25C weather.
@@Ichigo-dh9rd living close to the equator doesnt make most of us feel terrible. I live in ethiopia and experience temperature between 0 to 30 degrees its all about ur bodys ability to handle external temperature
How much minimum temperature reached in Melbourne in daytime in winters?
varies greatly between 10c and 20c
@@melbournevictoriawalks6557 it means no less than 10° C
@@mohdfaizan6331 It can get to 0 during night. Most of the time it’s around 3-8 during night
@@hi-pv7io the sunlight in winter is itchy or not?
@@mohdfaizan6331 the itchiness you get in winter is because moisture on your skin dries up due to the cold. use body moisturizer or vaseline/lip balm.
I love Australia so much