On Boxing Day, while the weather in Canberra will stay in the mid-to-high 20s, isolated showers are more likely.įrom 27 December to 2 January, while not ready to make concrete predictions, Mr Wilkie says we should be prepared for more rain. READ ALSO: NRMA reports record weather-related house claims for spring “You don’t always need a hot day to get a thunderstorm, but the heat adds energy to the atmosphere, so if you have bits of humidity around, it can certainly help.” “I think if we see anything, it will be reasonably isolated at this stage,” said Mr Wilkie. READ ALSO: Feds’ $51 million to ensure Tuggeranong Parkway works start in 2022Ĭhristmas Eve will be similar to Christmas Day but slightly cooler on average across the broader region.Īs has been the weather pattern throughout December so far, the warmer weather does increase the likelihood of seeing thunderstorms and more rainfall.
Canberra has a 30 per cent chance of rain and thunderstorms are possible later in the day.Įven without rainfall, more muggy, humid heat is considered likely. There is a chance of scattered showers across the region on Christmas Day. “There will be some areas on the coast that will be getting up towards the mid-to-high 20s, and for Canberra, it will be getting close to 30 degrees,” said forecaster David Wilkie. Less than a week out from Christmas and the Bureau of Meteorology is predicting clear skies and warm sunshine for the Canberra region. Christmas Day forecast for Canberra is 31 degrees.
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