The temperatures are consistently high and differ only slightly over the course of the year: The highest temperatures are reached in October with an average of 37.6 ° C, and in June the thermometer reaches an average of 31.7 ° C. The relatively high annual rainfall of 1582 mm is distributed very unevenly; 1509 mm of this is attributable to the rainy season in the months of November to April.
Source: Bureau of Meteorology, Australia, data: 1984–2002
economy
Apart from the uranium mining in the Ranger uranium mine , tourism and the culture and art of the Aborigines are the main industries in Jabiru.
Jabiru is a small town with a supermarket, fishing shop, café, snack bar, bakery and emergency services (police, fire brigade and ambulance).
During the rainy season from October to April, Jabiru can often only be reached by air as the Arnhem Highway is often flooded.
For recreational activities there is Jabiru Town Lake (for picnicking and barbecuing), barramundi fishing, day trips to Ubirr Rock , Twin Falls and other attractions in Kakadu National Park.