Months And Seasons Australia -

In the southwest of Western Australia, the Noongar people recognize six distinct seasons, based not on calendar dates but on environmental triggers. These seasons include Birak (Dec-Jan), the season of the young, marked by hot weather and the shedding of reptile skins; Bunuru (Feb-Mar), the season of adolescence, the hottest time of year; Djeran (Apr-May), the season of adulthood, marked by cooler winds and the flowering of red gum trees; Makuru (Jun-Jul), the season of fertility, marked by the coldest weather and the migration of whales; Djilba (Aug-Sep), the season of conception, marked by the blooming of wildflowers; and Kambarang (Oct-Nov), the season of birth, marked by the warming weather and the appearance of reptiles.

Peak winter. Coldest month, great for snow activities. months and seasons australia

Cold in the south with potential for snow in the Australian Alps (NSW/VIC) and Tasmania. In the southwest of Western Australia, the Noongar