Weather in Manilla

Climate of Manilla: 1991–2020 normals

In Manilla, January is typically the warmest month (up to 31.1 °C on average), while July is the coldest at 4.5 °C. November sees the most rain, with around 79 mm.

By season (average highs, 1991–2020 normals): winter 16.0 °C and 127 mm of rain, spring 24.2 °C and 182 mm, summer 30.0 °C and 208 mm, autumn 23.6 °C and 102 mm. The wettest season is summer (34 % of the annual total), the driest autumn (17 %).

Compared with Sydney, the main town 350 km to the south, highs in the warmest month are 6.1 °C higher here, and the year brings 260 mm less precipitation. In no month does the average low fall below 0 °C; in 8 months the average high exceeds 20 °C (January, February, March, April, September, October, November and December).

Nearby places with normals of their own (from another station or reanalysis grid cell) compare as follows: Barraba (42 km to the north): summers 1.0 °C cooler and 100 mm wetter a year; Tamworth (43 km to the south-east): summers 0.5 °C cooler and 42 mm wetter a year; Phillip (45 km to the south): summers 0.6 °C cooler and 50 mm wetter a year. Among the 330 places we cover in New South Wales whose normals come from the ERA5 reanalysis, Manilla ranks 50th for summer warmth and 250th for annual precipitation. The warmest summers are in Bourke and the coolest in Guyra; the wettest year is in Dorrigo and the driest in Broken Hill.