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Woree’s weather is typical of a tropical monsoon climate – warm and humid all year, with a distinct wet season from November to April and a drier, milder period from May to October. The live forecast above provides today’s conditions.
What is the climate like in Woree?
Woree has a tropical monsoon climate (Köppen Am) with high humidity and consistent warmth.
- Average daily maximum: 29–31 °C year-round.
- Wet season (Nov–Apr): heavy rainfall, thunderstorms, high humidity.
- Dry season (May–Oct): milder temperatures, lower humidity, mostly sunny days.
- Annual rainfall averages around 2,000 mm, most falling between January and March.
What should I expect during the wet season?
The wet season brings frequent rain, humid air and occasional tropical lows that can produce severe storms.
- Rainfall peaks in January–March, often with afternoon downpours.
- Humidity regularly exceeds 80%, making conditions feel muggy.
- Thunderstorms may bring gusty winds, lightning and localised flash flooding.
- Keep an eye on Bureau of Meteorology updates and our severe weather warning page.
When is the best time to visit Woree?
May to October offers the most comfortable weather with lower humidity and less rain. Daytime temperatures still reach 27–29 °C, making it ideal for outdoor activities.
Does Woree ever experience cyclones?
Yes – as part of the broader Cairns region, Woree can be affected by tropical cyclones during the wet season. Always check Bureau of Meteorology warnings and our severe weather warning page for updates.
How humid does it get?
Humidity in Woree often exceeds 70% in the wet season, sometimes reaching 90% after rain. The dry season brings more comfortable levels around 50–60%.
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