Innamincka in October

I've been there quite a bit, in April, July and September. Never struck it windy (unless a short storm is blowing through). We reckon June to October might be the pick. We usually follow school holidays and we've been caught at April with 36-38 degrees for days on end. After September you run the risk of an early summer I suppose....but going up there is always a gamble...it could be brilliant, a wash-out, or somewhere in between.

We were up there in August last year and really couldn't have had better weather it was cool at night but beautiful days mid 20s. Saying that it has been unseasonally COLD up here at the rock the last few weeks. We have had a lot of rain as well so it is looking very green.
Tom

October would be a good time to go the weather is starting to get warmer and you can make use of the Cooper for swimming - if you force yourself in and not think of Crocs after being north. Fishing good for Yellowbelly. Wind I found the wind to be not so bad then - worse in winter if I can remember my time living at Tibooburra. Go to Innaminka if you are still not tired of dirt corrugated roads after all that time travelling but make sure you go to Coongie lakes.

Lynn,
We'll be coming back through that way in October after a 4 week trip to the Cape. We're leaving here (SA) a week before the school holidays start (about mid September from memory) and going up thru Innaminka, Longreach and Cairns. If time permits, we'll be coming back thru Birdsville &/or Innaminka around a week after the school holidays finish.
We're more worried about whether the WET will start early and stop us getting to the top. We expect weather (as much as you can expect anything of the weather), to be pretty good around the Corner Country area at that time.
Might see ya on the track.

Thanks for all your replies. Much appreciated.