What is the weather in Sydney like in February what is the degree in Fahrenheit?

Answer 1

The record high in Sydney, Australia was 45.8 C measured at Observatory Hill 2:55pm 18th January 2013 which was 0.5C above Sydney's previous hottest day in 1939. On the same day, across greater Sydney, the hottest temperatures recorded were at Penrith (46.5C at 2.16pm), Camden (46.4C at 3.04pm), Richmond (46.4C at 3.01pm), Sydney Airport (46.4C at 2.32pm) and Bankstown (46.1C at 3.28pm)

The highest temperature recorded in New South Wales was 49.7C measured at Menindee Post Office 10 January 1939

Answer 2

Australia is a vast country, and thus the weather is different in different parts of the country.

In the north, the weather is very hot and humid, and February is one of the months when cyclones are most likely to hit, anywhere along Queensland's central coast, north through the Gulf country and over to the northwestern coast of Western Australia.
In the south, February is prime bushfire month, when temperatures are excessively hot, but dry as well.

Central Australia is also very hot and dry during this time.

Tasmania and other regions of southern Australia can fluctuate quite widely, from cool and pleasant to hot and dry.

Answer 3

Average maximum temperature in February Sydney 25.6

Average minimum temperature in February Sydney 18.7

Answer 4

the minimun of coldeness in sydney is 27.6 deegrees because it is a hot place so it keep it's hotness some day ? what is your answer

Answer 5

The average temperature should range from around 15°C (59°F) at night to 22°C (72°F) in Sydney, Australia.

Answer 6

usualy sunny and beween 70 and 100 degrees F

Answer 7

In February, Sydney typically experiences warm and humid weather with temperatures ranging from 70°F to 80°F. However, temperatures can sometimes reach higher than 90°F during heatwaves.