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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Southern Monitor Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.

🌤️12°C
Mainly clearWestbourne ParkFeels like 11° · Wind 10 km/h · Humidity 94%
UV 5 ModerateSunrise 06:50Sunset 17:47
Today🌧️16°11°💧96%
Fri🌦️14°10°💧53%
Sat🌦️15°💧73%
Sun☁️16°💧10%
Mon🌧️18°11°💧51%
Tue🌧️15°11°💧67%
Wed☁️14°10°💧20%

Live data from Open-Meteo · updates automatically ·

Check the live forecast above before heading out. Westbourne Park’s weather usually follows Adelaide’s pattern – mild winters, warm summers and afternoon sea breezes. You can plan your day around the current conditions shown.

What should I expect in Westbourne Park today?

The live forecast above gives you the immediate conditions for Westbourne Park. This inner-south suburb of Adelaide gets a mix of clear skies in summer and cloudier, cooler days in winter. The afternoon sea breeze from Gulf St Vincent often drops temperatures a few degrees, so keep that in mind if you’re gardening or walking.

How reliable is the forecast for Westbourne Park?

Adelaide’s Bureau of Meteorology station at Kent Town provides the most accurate readings. Westbourne Park is only a few kilometres away, so the live forecast is highly reliable for this suburb. Check it again if a cool change is expected – it can arrive quickly.

Average summer max28–31 °C
Average winter min7–9 °C
Dominant windAfternoon south-westerly sea breeze
Rainfall patternWettest months June–August (approx 60–80 mm/month)
Does Westbourne Park get much rain in summer?

Summer rainfall is usually low – around 20–30 mm per month. Most rain falls in winter as cold fronts move across South Australia. The live forecast will show any chance of showers.

Is the afternoon sea breeze strong enough to affect outdoor plans?

Yes, it picks up around midday and can gust to 30–40 km/h on hotter days. If you’re planning a barbecue or working outdoors, morning and early evening are often calmer.

Should I expect heatwaves in Westbourne Park?

Like the rest of Adelaide, heatwaves are possible in summer when northerly winds push hot air from the interior. The live forecast will show extreme heat warnings, and you can check our severe weather warning page for updates.

For more detailed long-range patterns, visit our Adelaide weather page or the Australia weather hub.