Climate

The New South Wales climate is moderate, with few temperature extremes. From December to February (summertime), the coast experiences high humidity, and the northwestern region of the state tends to be the hottest. The Snowy Mountain region is usually the coldest area, with snowfall and long periods of frost in the winter months from June to August.

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