Climate in Victoria
Victoria’s capital, Melbourne, at the south of the state, is famous for seeming to have ‘four seasons in one day’. A day that starts off chilly can end up being warm and vice versa.
An average Melbourne summer tops 25C and cools to 14C, while winter is considerably chillier with an average top of 14C and a low of 7C. Further north in the state, the weather is drier and warmer as it reaches the border of New South Wales.
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