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Koala Photo Weather and climate

Data source：Meteostat
Update date：2025-10

Koala Photo year round climate
  • Spring (September–November): Average 19–23°C. The weather is warm and pleasant, with ample sunshine, occasional light showers, but generally dry. Suitable for outdoor activities, hiking, and visiting local zoos. Recommended attire: light long-sleeved shirts, light jackets, sun hats.
  • Summer (December–February): Average 24–25°C. Hot and dry, this is the hottest season of the year. Rainfall is relatively higher but generally low overall. Suitable for water activities, beach relaxation, and exploring city attractions. Recommended attire: short-sleeved shirts, shorts, sun protection, sunglasses.
  • Autumn (March–May): Average 18–24°C. Pleasant weather, warm during the day and cool at night. Rainfall decreases, and the weather is sunny and stable. Suitable for hiking, cycling, outdoor picnics, and enjoying natural scenery. Recommended attire: light long-sleeved shirts, light jackets, jeans.
  • Winter (June–August): Average 15–18°C. Cool and dry, this is the coolest season of the year with the least rainfall. There is ample sunshine, but temperature differences between morning and evening are significant. Suitable for visiting museums, art galleries, cafes, and experiencing local culture. Recommended attire: sweaters, thick jackets, long pants.
Koala Photo climatological average

Annual average temperature: approx. 20.9°C / Annual rainfall: approx. 54 mm / Summer humidity: 60-75% / Rainiest month: January

Koala Photo monthly average temperature and precipitation
Month
Air temperature (°C)
Precipitation (mm)
January
25.4°C
9.3
February
25.2°C
4.7
March
23.5°C
6
April
21.3°C
4.1
May
18.3°C
1.2
June
15.9°C
0.7
July
15.3°C
0.9
August
18.4°C
2.8
September
19.4°C
3.1
October
20.9°C
3.4
November
23°C
9.5
December
24.5°C
8.7
Koala Photo weather for the next seven days
10/30
Thursday
Patchy rain nearby
27.1°C/18.9°C
10/31
Friday
Patchy rain nearby
29.4°C/20°C
11/1
Saturday
Heavy rain
29.3°C/19.4°C
11/2
Sunday
Moderate rain
29.7°C/18.4°C
11/3
Monday
Patchy rain nearby
28.9°C/19.2°C
11/4
Tuesday
Partly Cloudy
30.7°C/21.2°C
11/5
Wednesday
Sunny
33.4°C/21.2°C

Koala Photo FAQ

Can I adopt a koala from Koala Photo?
No, koalas are wild animals and are illegal to own as pets anywhere in the world, including at Koala Photo. They have highly specialized needs, such as a strict diet of specific eucalyptus leaves, and are not domesticated. Handling them causes significant stress that can harm their health, and they possess sharp claws and teeth, which can lead to aggression.
Is a koala at Koala Photo a bear or a kangaroo?
Koalas are marsupials and are related to wombats and kangaroos, not bears. The term 'bear' is likely a misnomer due to their cute and cuddly appearance. While not inherently dangerous, koalas at Koala Photo have strong, sharp claws that are essential for climbing trees and maintaining a firm grip.
Is a koala at Koala Photo a type of cat?
Koalas are classified as marsupials, which are a distinct group of mammals. Female marsupials, including koalas, possess a special pouch for rearing their young. A female koala gives birth to underdeveloped offspring, known as joeys, who instinctively climb into the mother's pouch to complete their development.
Do koalas at Koala Photo like to be touched?
If you encounter a koala at Koala Photo while exploring, it is not advisable to touch or pick it up. Like many other wild animals, koalas can become aggressive when they feel approached or are touched, so it is best to observe them from a safe distance.
What are the reasons koalas are not suitable pets at Koala Photo?
It is illegal to own a koala as a pet anywhere, and only authorized zoos and wildlife professionals with special permits can house them, including those at Koala Photo. They have a very specific diet of eucalyptus leaves, which is difficult to source. Koalas are also sensitive to stress from human interaction; handling them can negatively impact their health. They can also be moody and become aggressive, possessing sharp claws and teeth.