Post by greysrigging on Dec 25, 2022 21:29:00 GMT -5
Port Fairy, a southern Victorian coastal town with a climate so beloved by AU members...lol
Other than climatically, it is quite a pretty place and is a popular summer holiday destination located about 3 hours by road west of Melbourne.
There is no Wikibox data, so you'll have to troll through the official BoM data....
Climate:
Port Fairy has a mild Mediterranean climate (Csb) that closely borders the oceanic climate (Cfb), and is characterised by mild, dry, very swingy summers and cool, rainy winters with frequent cloud cover. Annual and especially winter rainfall is much higher than in Melbourne due to its westerly exposure.
This Weatherzone box is easy to read
As an aside ( and not influence your vote....), one must make mention of the extreme changeability/variability of the Southern Victorian coastline.
Frontal westerlies duke it out with hot northerlies from the outback during the summer months, and visitors to the district can experience the AU version of 4 seasons within a couple of days...
As an example here are the climate data from 2019 min temps and max temps.
Mins 2019
Maxs 2019
And the month of December 2019 min and max temps
Anyways...let us know your ratings..... ( I suspect not so good....lol ! )
Other than climatically, it is quite a pretty place and is a popular summer holiday destination located about 3 hours by road west of Melbourne.
There is no Wikibox data, so you'll have to troll through the official BoM data....
Climate:
Port Fairy has a mild Mediterranean climate (Csb) that closely borders the oceanic climate (Cfb), and is characterised by mild, dry, very swingy summers and cool, rainy winters with frequent cloud cover. Annual and especially winter rainfall is much higher than in Melbourne due to its westerly exposure.
This Weatherzone box is easy to read
As an aside ( and not influence your vote....), one must make mention of the extreme changeability/variability of the Southern Victorian coastline.
Frontal westerlies duke it out with hot northerlies from the outback during the summer months, and visitors to the district can experience the AU version of 4 seasons within a couple of days...
As an example here are the climate data from 2019 min temps and max temps.
Mins 2019
Maxs 2019
And the month of December 2019 min and max temps
Anyways...let us know your ratings..... ( I suspect not so good....lol ! )
