South Australia Weather

forecast summary state forecast


Wednesday Mostly sunny, very warm-to-hot in the southeast and central. Mostly sunny, warm-to-hot in the west and north.


Thursday Mostly cloudy, warm-to-very warm in the southeast and central. Fog then sunny, mild-to-warm in the west. Mostly sunny, very warm-to-hot in north.


Friday Mostly cloudy, mild in the southeast. Mostly sunny, warm in central. Mostly sunny, very warm-to-hot in the west and north.


Saturday Rain, mild in the southeast. Showers increasing, warm in central. Showers, mild-to-warm in the west. Late shower, very warm-to-hot in north.


Sunday Showers, cool in the southeast. Showers, cool-to-mild in central. Clearing shower, cool-to-mild in the west and north.

current warnings most recent warnings

SA - Mon 12:13 CST
Inland Flood Warning

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current extremes current extremes

Hottest
25.9°C
Coldest
16.1°C
Windiest
SW 27km/h
Wettest
no rain last hr

historic extremes historic April extremes

Hottest Day
48.1°C
Coldest Day
7.3°C
Hottest Night
28.2°C
Coldest Night
-3.5°C
Wettest 24hr
208.3mm

South Australia Weather Forecasts

station
(ungroup by district)
forecast min max chance of rain rain amount frost risk 9am 3pm
wind rh wind rh
°C °C km/h % km/h %
mostly cloudy Mostly cloudy
17 26 20% < 1mm Nil NNW 9 53 W 19 55
mostly cloudy Mostly cloudy
12 29 10% < 1mm Nil NNE 7 50 WNW 17 35
mostly cloudy Mostly cloudy
14 27 20% < 1mm Nil NNW 11 67 W 20 49
mostly sunny Mostly sunny
13 34 5% < 1mm Nil NNE 9 36 WNW 10 19
mostly sunny Mostly sunny
13 28 5% < 1mm Nil N 6 41 WNW 13 32
fog then sunny Fog then sunny
15 26 5% < 1mm Nil SE 12 82 SSW 24 64
mostly sunny Mostly sunny
17 28 5% < 1mm Nil SW 8 71 SSE 20 60
sunny Sunny
17 31 5% < 1mm Nil NNE 11 32 ENE 17 19
mostly sunny Mostly sunny
17 31 20% < 1mm Nil E 6 30 W 9 20

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Adelaide sweats through record April hot spell

15:58 AEST As if the ongoing dry spell in Adelaide has not been tough enough for local parks and gardens, the South Australian capital has now sweated through its hottest five-day April run since records were first kept in 1839.

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