Southeastern Australia Seasonal Temperature Outlook

The odds shift for the southeast of Australia, it looks warmer, and the odds for Northern NSW, the average temperatures, see a moderate shift, a strong shift, from August to October. Minimum to maximum, the odds are for warm conditions, warmer than normal for the season.

It gets warmer in the Indian Ocean, off the coast, where the weather comes from, and the Indian is joined by its oceanic intimate the Pacific. In the West and up to the equator, for months now, the odds warm, boiling over.

See the pattern in the oceans, a pattern that prevails six times, eight times, in a decade, and it swells the odds! It gets warmer now, a lot warmer, and you can count the odds, 60, 75, 80 percent. In the south and up to the top of NSW, the odds are climbing. This is the pattern, it is warmer, and we see the trend in the odds.

Such confidence! The consistent oceans, the Pacific, the Indian, consistent oceans that affect Australia from August, and allow the odds to accumulate. But the confidence drains in the south. It’s weak, and in Tasmania there is no confidence, no consistency at all.