Residents and visitors in Cairns are set for a classic Far North Queensland day this Tuesday, with plenty of sunshine and warm temperatures on the cards.
A Detailed Look at Tuesday's Conditions
The Bureau of Meteorology has forecast a mostly sunny day for the tropical city. The mercury is expected to climb to a comfortable maximum of 30 degrees Celsius. Early risers would have experienced a mild morning, with the temperature around 22 degrees at 7am.
Winds will be light and manageable throughout the day, coming from the southeast at about 15 to 20 km/h. This should provide a pleasant breeze along the esplanade and coastal areas. The chance of any rainfall is considered very low, making it an ideal day for outdoor plans.
Essential Sun and Sea Safety Information
With the clear skies, sun protection will be crucial. The UV index is predicted to reach 12, which is classified as extreme. Experts advise taking standard precautions: slip on protective clothing, slop on broad-spectrum sunscreen, slap on a hat, seek shade, and slide on sunglasses.
For those heading to the water, the tide times are important to note. High tide is expected at 9:18am, followed by a low tide at 3:31pm. Swimmers and boaters should plan their activities around these times for safety and convenience.
What's Next for the Week in Cairns?
Looking ahead, the fine and sunny conditions are likely to persist for the remainder of the working week. The forecast suggests similar weather patterns with mostly sunny skies and maximum temperatures hovering around the low 30s. This stable weather window is perfect for enjoying the region's famous natural attractions, from the Great Barrier Reef to the Daintree Rainforest.
Always remember to check the latest official warnings and forecasts from the Bureau of Meteorology before finalising any outdoor activities, as conditions in the tropics can sometimes change rapidly.
