What is the weather like in Newcastle Australia in September?

Answer 1

September is the first month of Spring in Australia. Australia's Spring in the eastern states is a time of increasing humidity, but still tempered with the freshness of winter. Apart from warmer temperatures, there is little difference between spring and winter except in the high country, where the snowfalls begin to melt. The southern states tend to be a little wetter during winter, so these states begin to dry out more as summer approaches.

Although many native plants flower through the winter season, there are both native and introduced species which flower prolifically in September. Non-native jacarandas are a spectacular sight as they burst out in purple flowers.

September is still a time of birds nesting and newborn marsupials - which usually do not emerge from their mothers' pouches for several months - but this continues right through the summer. Magpies bombard passers-by who just might happen to get too close to their nests. Springtime storms are quite common as the temperatures and humidity increase.

Answer 2

September in Newcastle is the first month of spring. See the link to get an idea of the usual weather.

Answer 3

If you mean the Newcastle in Australia, it has hot, humid summers and cold, wet winters.

Answer 4

It's mild. September is the start of spring so it's more cool than it is warm. But still some days can be quite warm and others can be cool.