myBonzle menu: Add to my places Add picture Add story Add note Skip to map Borroloola is one of the hottest places in Australia. It experiences exceptionally high daytime temperatures and overnight temperatures. Numbers of clear days are above average and wind speed, humidity levels and numbers of cloudy days are below average. Rainfall is average. Borroloola has a wet and a dry season. The wet season in Borroloola begins around October and ends around April. Over the course of the wet season, Borroloola receives around 753.9mm of rain. By comparison, in the dry season from May to September, less than 43.3mm of rain falls in total. At the height of the wet season in January it rains on average 13.6 days in that one month. Indeed, Borroloola has experienced as much as 197.6mm in a single February day and as much as 782.3mm in a single month (January). Temperatures in the wet season average between 34.8 and 38.6OC during the day and 20.2 and 24.9OC overnight. Temperatures in the dry season average between 29.8 and 34.8OC during the day and 12 and 16.7OC at night. Weather graphs: Temperature | Rainfall | Rainy days | Clear and cloudy days | Windspeed | Humidity | Borroloola Mean Maximum Temperatures | Temp OC | |   | | | | | | | | | | | | Daytime
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