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Where in Australia has amazing weather all year round, not humid either
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5 years ago
Geraldton, WA. Winter days are usually mid twenties, summers are mostly under 40. It does get a bit humid but you're not going to avoid it if you want a warm winter. House prices are cheap at the moment, you can buy a house for $100 000. Rent is reasonable.
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5 years ago
And the Summer goes from December to May
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5 years ago
Thank you x
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5 years ago
All the little coastal towns between Perth and Kalbarri have nice weather
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5 years ago
There's a few anti social issues in some of these WA towns though, but I guess that's the same over east no?
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5 years ago
Geraldton is the 2nd most windy- est place on earth.... i lived there for 5 years EVERY SINGLE DAY WAS GALE FORCE WINDS
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5 years ago
I didn't know it was the second windiest place on earth 😂. I lived there for 8 years myself you must get used to it after a while. Come to think of it we did have a cyclone hit once and I remember everyone saying it was calmer than the average windy day 😂.
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5 years ago
Geraldton does have anti social issues but unless you are involved in it then it doesn't affect you. I lived there for 8 years and 2 of those years was in a bad suburb, we never had any trouble. There's break ins but they happen everywhere. The smaller mid coastal towns are really good with no issues at all usually.
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5 years ago
Perth, im in perth, weather is pretty much always good. Prob only have about 4 weeks of winter every year and its still not cold, cold...
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5 years ago
What? I disagree! Im always cold here, that sea breeze does not help
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5 years ago
Lol completely disagree Perth is damn cold in the winter and goes for longer than 4 weeks
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5 years ago
Not goodcoast, not brisbane, not cairns
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5 years ago
Gold Coast really does have the most middle ground perfect weather.... yes it can be humid but you adjust after your first summer.
28-32 for about 9 months a year, a scorching hot day is 34....
28-32 for about 9 months a year, a scorching hot day is 34....
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5 years ago
Is it expensive to live and buy?
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5 years ago
I just bought water front and near to the beach for 1 million
Depends where you go price can start at 400 for a house.
500-600 starting price for suburbs closer to the beach.
Depends where you go price can start at 400 for a house.
500-600 starting price for suburbs closer to the beach.
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5 years ago
I will need to get an amazing job then lol thank you
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5 years ago
Then you’ve gotta go to Perth for houses around 350k, but anywhere that’s affordable by the beach is either far from work other wise you’ll be about 20 minutes from the beach or in a dodgy town.
And the weather is coooold in winter.
I spent some time near Kalbarri which is affordable and stunning with amazing weather but work is hard to come by.
And the weather is coooold in winter.
I spent some time near Kalbarri which is affordable and stunning with amazing weather but work is hard to come by.
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5 years ago
Adelaide gets fn hot in the summer but it's dry heat which I find more bearable than humidity. I like the climate here, autumn winter & spring are all great.
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5 years ago
Out Woop Woop. Crazy good out there - I believe it’s a dry 27 degrees all year round. No people though.
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5 years ago
Yeah been there. too quiet though. got lonely.
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5 years ago
Inland has hot summers and cold winters.
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5 years ago
Yeah I'm in central NSW and we can have -15° in winter and over 50° in summer. Definitely would not recommend if you're looking for consistent weather
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5 years ago
Ummm I think the farther north you go the more humid it is but also warmer all year round minus cyclones. Let me know where you end up cos I need a sea change too
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5 years ago
I will do!
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5 years ago
I live in southern Victoria on the coast and we get plenty of humid days in summers. Obviously nothing like up North but I don't think you can escape humidity. Personally I think anyway along North NSW coast is pretty good weather wise but I never been to Perth so don't know how it compares
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5 years ago
Coastal not too far north and not too far south.
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5 years ago
Perth? I don’t think there is anywhere in Aus that has a comfortable 27 degrees all year round without humidity
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5 years ago
Damn lol, I don't do humidity well