Uluru Weather & Climate

The weather near Uluru is characterized by its desert climate, which brings hot summers, cool winters, and low annual rainfall. Summers, from December to February, are extremely hot, with daytime temperatures often exceeding 40°C (104°F). Nights during this season remain warm, typically staying above 20°C (68°F). While rare, occasional summer thunderstorms can sweep through the area, bringing brief but heavy downpours that transform the landscape, sometimes creating spectacular waterfalls on Uluru itself. This season is best suited for early morning or late afternoon outdoor activities to avoid the midday heat.

Current Uluru Weather

Rain
32°
light rain

Uluru Weather Forecast

Tuesday

1am
Rain
34°
4am
Clouds
33°
7am
Clouds
31°
10am
Clouds
30°
1pm
Clouds
34°
4pm
Clouds
38°
7pm
Clouds
40°
10pm
Clouds
38°

Wednesday

1am
Clouds
35°
4am
Clouds
34°
7am
Clear
31°
10am
Clouds
29°
1pm
Clouds
33°
4pm
Clouds
39°
7pm
Clouds
41°
10pm
Clouds
41°

Thursday

1am
Clouds
38°
4am
Clouds
34°
7am
Clouds
30°
10am
Clouds
29°
1pm
Clouds
32°
4pm
Clouds
38°
7pm
Clear
41°
10pm
Clouds
40°

Friday

1am
Clouds
38°
4am
Clouds
31°
7am
Clouds
29°
10am
Clouds
28°
1pm
Clouds
31°
4pm
Clouds
37°
7pm
Clouds
41°
10pm
Clouds
40°
Data from OpenWeatherMap

Uluru Holiday Packages

Uluru Climate & Seasons

Winters, from June to August, are much milder and more comfortable for exploring. Daytime temperatures range from 18°C to 25°C (64°F to 77°F), while nights can drop close to freezing, especially in July. Travelers should bring layers to stay warm during early morning excursions, such as sunrise walks around Uluru or visits to Kata Tjuta. Spring and autumn are considered the best times to visit, with temperatures averaging between 20°C and 30°C (68°F to 86°F), making it ideal for hiking and outdoor exploration. The clear skies and mild weather during these seasons also enhance the vivid sunsets and starry nights that Uluru is famous for.