Uluru, Ayers Rock Weather
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Ayers Rock weather can go from one extreme to the next! During the winter months nights get very cold and temperatures may drop to several degrees below freezing. The winter days are balmy. In contrast, the days during the summer months can reach well over 40°C.
During summer you should carry (and drink) two litres of water per hour and conduct all strenuous activities in the cooler early morning hours. For your safety, on days when the forecast maximum temperature is 36°C or more, the Valley of the Winds walk is closed at Kata Tjuta Lookout from 11 am, and the Uluru, Ayers Rock climb is closed from 8 am.
The highest temperature recorded at Uluru was 45.5°C on 17 February 1992. At Uluru the long-term average rainfall is about 22 centimetres. Seasonal and annual rainfalls are extremely variable throughout the region, and rain may fall at any time of the year. However, heavy rains are more likely during the months from November to March.
Summer days are extremely hot at Ayers Rock and throughout the Northern Territory. Remember to carry and drink plenty of water where ever you go in the Park and rest in the shade. A brochure on Safety and Comfort is available at the Cultural Centre its recommended that you read this carefully.
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