Spring is when Australia wakes up. Wildflowers explode across Western Australia’s wheatbelt — over 12,000 species, many found nowhere else. In the south, spring can swing from sunny 25°C days to sudden cold snaps. The Outback starts heating up, while tropical regions stay dry and pleasant before summer’s humidity arrives. 🐨 Fun fact: Spring is prime time for whale watching along the east and south coasts as humpbacks migrate north. “Not Just Beach Weather”