The wet season from mid-November to March is hot and humid with like all of tropical Queensland highly erratic rainfall. During the wet season, rainfall is highly concentrated into a few days from monsoonal depressions or remnant cyclones.
The wet season in tropical Queensland, lasting from mid-November to March, is marked by hot and humid conditions with highly variable rainfall patterns. This variability is attributed to the influence of monsoonal depressions and remnants of cyclones.