When to go to Uluru (Alice Springs)?

Uluru (Alice Springs) (Australia)
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Uluru changes colour through the day and does something extraordinary at sunset, when the whole rock turns deep red against the desert. The domes of Kata Tjuta lie further west, walkable through the gorges between them, and after dark the Field of Light spreads its glass stems across the sand. This is Anangu country, and the stories attached to the rock are told by its traditional owners.

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The best time to go

Good news: the weather in Uluru (Alice Springs) is pleasant all year round.

See also: Where to go in January? · Where to go in February? · Where to go in March? · Where to go in April?

Month-by-month weather in Uluru (Alice Springs)

Month☀️ h/day🌧️ mm🌡️ °CScore /100
January 10.5 136 30 74
February 11.7 15 29 90
March 10.3 63 28 81
April 10.6 10 21 83
May 9.4 16 16 76
June 8.6 21 14 72
July 9.8 4 12 78
August 10.5 7 18 84
September 10.6 15 21 84
October 11.4 7 25 88
November 10.7 65 26 79
December 11.6 36 29 87

Estimated from 3 years of data. The score (0–100) combines sunshine, dry weather, clear skies and temperature.

The climate in brief

In Uluru (Alice Springs), the sunniest month is February, and the driest is July (about 4 mm). Temperatures peak in January (about 30°C). Over the year, an average of 396 mm of rain falls, and 12 months in 12 offer ideal weather for a trip.

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