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Rosslea, a suburb of Townsville in North Queensland, has a tropical climate with hot, humid summers and mild, dry winters. The live forecast above shows current conditions, with temperatures typically ranging from 20–34°C year-round and most rainfall occurring from November to April.
What is the typical weather pattern in Rosslea?
Rosslea experiences distinct wet and dry seasons. Summer (December–February) brings high humidity, afternoon thunderstorms and average highs around 32°C. Winter (June–August) is mild and sunny, with lows around 13°C and very little rain. Southeast trade winds provide relief during hotter months.
When is the wet season and what does it bring?
The wet season runs from November to April, with the heaviest rain usually in January and February. Monsoonal troughs and tropical lows can bring prolonged downpours and the risk of flash flooding. Cyclones occasionally affect the region; always check warnings.
Does Rosslea get tropical cyclones?
Yes. The North Queensland coast, including Rosslea, can be affected by tropical cyclones from November to April. Always monitor Bureau of Meteorology warnings and have a cyclone plan ready.
What is the humidity like in summer?
Humidity is high during summer, often above 70% in the morning and still over 50% in the afternoon. This makes the heat feel more intense, but sea breezes provide some relief.
What is the best time to visit Rosslea?
The dry winter months from May to October offer the most comfortable weather – mild, sunny days and cooler nights. This is also the best time for outdoor activities and avoiding the wet season’s heavy rain.
For broader conditions, check the Australia weather hub or severe weather warnings for your region.