What type of climate does Queenstown have?
What type of climate does Queenstown have?
In Queenstown, the summers are cool, the winters are short and very cold, and it is wet and partly cloudy year round. Over the course of the year, the temperature typically varies from 30°F to 66°F and is rarely below 22°F or above 74°F.
Does it snow in the town of Queenstown?
Generally it snows more in the mountains and less so in town itself but you will find snowfall in and around Queenstown during this time as well. Outside of these months its possible to get some ‘freak’ snowfalls both in the mountains and in town but these are rare especially in the Summer months of January – March.
How many days a year does it rain in Queenstown?
181.7 days
In Queenstown, during the entire year, the rain falls for 181.7 days and collects up to 617mm (24.29″) of precipitation.
Is Queenstown warm in summer?
Queenstown in summer If you’re visiting Queenstown in the summer, you’ll experience wonderful weather, with long, sunny days reaching temperatures of up to 30°C (86°F) and cooling down at night.
What is Queenstown like in winter?
Queenstown winter temperatures Temperatures during winter in Queenstown usually range from 5-8°C in the day time. The nights are often cold and frosty with the temperature dropping to -2°C on cold nights. The days are short and crisp, but provide incredible blue skies and fresh crisp mornings.
Can you drive to Queenstown in winter?
As long as you don’t plan to drive before 10 am, or when there is ice on the car and do not drive on rural roads at night you should be OK, but do check road conditions online or with locals before setting ofv on any long drives.
How cold does Queenstown get in winter?
Temperatures during winter in Queenstown usually range from 5-8°C in the day time. The nights are often cold and frosty with the temperature dropping to -2°C on cold nights.
How long do you need in Queenstown?
We recommend a minimum of 2 days in Queenstown to get a taste of what this charming town has to offer. However, if you’ve got plenty of time up your sleeve, you could comfortably spend 5 days in Queenstown to get a feel for the region.
