Average Precipitation, Temperature, Wind Patterns, Soil Patterns/ Profile, Dominate Geographic features, Solar Radiation, and Limiting Abiotic or Biotic Factors

Average Precipitation:
Varies between 1.2 and 3 meters a year, 60% of which happens during the summer months.

Wind Patterns:
Wind speed (knots) (by month): Jan: 14, Feb:14, March:14, April:14, May: 10, June: 11, July: 11, Aug.:11, Sep. 12, Oct.: 14, Nov: 13, Dec.: 14.

Soil Patterns/ Profile:
Soils in Australia tend to be old, salty, with a lot of clay, acidic, few nutrients, and structurally challenging.

Dominate Geographic Features:
One geographic features of the rainforest of Queensland is Wallaman Falls, the waterfall with the largest drop in Australia. Queensland also has many rivers and streams, which account for 45% of the world's surface runoff'; these rivers include the Mitchell river, the Mary river, and the Fitzroy river. The unmentioned Wenlock River has the largest amount of freshwater fish of all rivers in Australia.

Solar Radiation:
In the city of Cairns, solar radiation is 0.9 MJ/sq m.

Limiting Biotic and Abiotic Factors:
Limiting biotic and abiotic factors of Queensland include, Mangrove trees, sunlight, beach sand, wind, and salt.
Average Temperature
Summer and winter temperatures range from: 9°C- 29°C In Brisbaine, 17°C- 31°C in Cairns