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Brisbane
Australia
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Brisbane enjoys a subtropical climate with warm, humid summers and mild, dry winters that rarely require more than a light jacket.

The wet season runs from December through March, bringing afternoon storms that drench the city in minutes, so waterproof layers earn their keep during these months.

Temperatures range from around 10°C on the coldest winter mornings to 30°C on average summer days, with occasional heat waves pushing past 35°C.

Humidity hovers between uncomfortable and oppressive from November to March, making fabric choice more important than layering strategy.

The city's concrete and lack of breeze in the CBD can make it feel several degrees hotter than the official reading, so sun protection isn't optional.

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Spring
September to November
  • Light cotton shirts
  • Knee-length shorts or skirts
  • Breathable sneakers or sandals
  • Sunglasses and a wide-brimmed hat
  • A single light cardigan for air-conditioned spaces
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Summer
December to February
  • Loose linen or moisture-wicking shirts
  • Minimal footwear like sandals or canvas shoes
  • A compact umbrella for sudden downpours
  • Shorts and lightweight dresses
  • SPF 50+ sunscreen as a wardrobe staple
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Autumn
March to May
  • Short-sleeve shirts with optional sleeves
  • Light trousers or cropped pants
  • A thin sweater for evening outings
  • Closed-toe shoes that breathe
  • Sunglasses for the still-strong UV
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Winter
June to August
  • A light jacket or denim coat
  • Long pants in breathable fabrics
  • Closed shoes with socks
  • A scarf for particularly cool mornings
  • Layerable knits that can be removed by midday