Is this the wettest winter in Adelaide?

Adelaide records wettest winter in five years, on track to crack top 30 rainiest winters. The city’s West Tce station has received 245.4mm of rain since June 1 – almost double the 124.8mm recorded last winter and significantly above the 198.7mm seasonal average.

Does it rain in South Australia?

South Australia gets most of its rainfall during the winter months of June, July and August. It rains more around the city and Mount Lofty Ranges (up to 1000 millimetres), than it does in the outback. The Flinders Ranges and Lake Eyre can be particularly dry (receiving around 100 millimetres of rain).

Is Adelaide a nice place to live?

Adelaide is the perfect place to live and explore on a student budget. Adelaide is one of the most affordable capital cities in terms of living costs, with rent around 45% lower than Sydney. To find out just how affordable Adelaide is, you can use our Cost of Living Calculator to get an idea of your expected costs.

Does South Australia get snow?

Snow in Adelaide is rare. Occasionally parts of South Australia receive a light dusting of snow, including Mount Lofty in the Adelaide Hills.

Why should I move to Adelaide?

Adelaide is a very calm city with a slower pace of life and famous for being socially progressive. The lovely southern beaches have the advantage of nearby beachfront restaurants and cafes, laidback lifestyle with a beautiful climate and housing not ridiculously expensive as other cities of Australia.

What is the coldest month in South Australia?

July

Why is Adelaide so cheap?

ADELAIDE really is Australia’s most affordable capital city – new research shows our cost of housing and food is the lowest in the nation. “South Australia has always had an advantage over the other states in terms of a lower cost of living and this has been driven by lower housing costs,” he said.