Colourful flowers
Outback Road
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Our seasons

HOW’S THE WEATHER?

The Lachlan region enjoys warm summers and mild winters – with around 430mm rainfall each year. Temperatures can range between daytime highs of 15 degrees in winter to 33 in the summer. However, the outback can get cool at night in winter, with frosts possible from May to August.

Summer

(Dec-Feb)
Average Highs 30-33C Average Lows 17-19C

Autumn

(Mar-May)
Average Highs 19-29C
Average Lows 17-19C

Winter

(Jun-Aug)
Average Highs 15-17C
Average Lows 4-5C

Spring

(Sep-Nov)
Average Highs 20-28C Average Lows
7-14C

Yellow

A carpet of canola fields in spring

Cotton Field condobolin - Visit NSW site

White

Cotton crops in autumn

Gum Bend Lake

Orange

World-famous sunrises and sunsets

Black

Inky dark skies – some of NSW’s best for stargazing

Gum tree Lake cargelligo

Green

More than 800 species of eucalypts

Gold

Gold

Discovered here in the 1870s and still mined near Burcher

Red Dirt

Red

The unmistakable rich red soil

Etching on rusty old Furphy's farm water cart at Lake Cargelligo Museum

Rust Brown

A reminder of the agricultural methods and rail

 

Blue

The river and lakes: So important to the region

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