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Rain
Daylight 13h
What to expect

October marks a typically mild period of spring, where the weather is warming up. Daytime highs average 16°C / 62°F, dropping to 7°C / 45°F at night.

Skies are often overcast, and you should be prepared for regular rainfall (approx. 15 wet days).

October in context

How it compares to the rest of the year in Hobart.

Hottest (avg)
#7 / 12
Wettest (avg)
#2 / 12
Daylight Hours
#5 / 12
Windiest (avg)
#3 / 12
Highest UV
#5 / 12
Most Humid
#7 / 12

Temperature

Daytime high
Nighttime low
Feels like (avg)

Sunshine

Daylight
13.3 hours
UV index (max)
7
Typical sun hours
06:18 – 19:33

Rain & Snow

Total
Rainy days
15
Cloud cover
62%
Snowfall

Humidity & Wind

Humidity (avg)
69%
Wind (avg)
Wind (max gusts)

Frequently asked questions

Is October a good time to visit Hobart?

Typical October days in Hobart reach highs of 16°C (61°F) with nights around 7°C (45°F). It usually feels mild by day and cold after dark. It is among the wetter months, so it is wise to have some indoor backup plans or flexible activities.

What are temperatures like in October?

In October, you can usually expect highs of 16°C (61°F) and lows near 7°C (45°F). That means mild days and cold nights, so pack layers you can add or remove.

How much does it rain in October?

Rainfall in October averages 58 mm (2.3 in) across roughly 15 days. Overall it is a very wet time of year, so a light rain jacket and waterproof shoes are very handy.

How many hours of daylight are there in October?

You can expect about 13 hours of daylight in October. Sunrise is typically around 06:18 and sunset near 19:33. You get long days with comfortable amounts of daylight.

How strong is the sun in October?

UV levels are often high (around 7). Regular sunscreen and a hat are recommended.

Is it windy in October?

In October, average wind speeds are around 16 km/h (10 mph), with gusts on the windiest days reaching about 70 km/h (43 mph). On the ground, it is it is a notably windy place, and strong gusts are fairly common.

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