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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Southern Pulse Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Subiaco’s weather today is typical for this time of year: mild mornings, a warm afternoon, and a light sea breeze from the southwest. As the live forecast above shows, conditions remain stable, with no significant rain expected in the next few hours.
What makes Subiaco’s climate different from the rest of Perth?
Subiaco sits about four kilometres inland from the coast, so its daily maximums often run a degree or two warmer than Perth’s beachside suburbs. The city’s position also means the afternoon sea breeze, or “Fremantle Doctor,” arrives a little later here, sometimes keeping the heat in until early evening. This pattern is most noticeable during summer, when the difference can be several degrees between Subiaco and, say, Cottesloe.
How reliable are the hourly forecasts for Subiaco?
Hourly outlooks from bom weather and other services are generally reliable for the next six to twelve hours, but can shift quickly if a trough or front approaches. For the most up-to-date picture, combine the live forecast above with the subiaco weather radar loop, which shows rain bands moving across the Swan Coastal Plain. Checking both gives you a practical sense of when to expect a change.
Does Subiaco ever get frost in winter?
Yes, occasionally. On clear, calm winter nights the temperature can drop to 2–3°C in the inner suburbs, though Subiaco’s built‑up surfaces usually keep it a degree above the outer metro areas.
Should I check bom subiaco or accuweather subiaco for daily planning?
For official warnings and radar, use the Bureau of Meteorology (bom subiaco). For hour‑by‑hour details like wind and humidity, subiaco weather hourly from the Bureau’s MetEye tool is the most accurate free option.
Is Subiaco’s weather similar to Perth CBD?
Very similar—temperature differences are usually less than 1°C. The main variation is wind: the CBD’s tall buildings can funnel gusts, while Subiaco’s lower skyline means a steadier breeze.
For broader conditions across the state, see our Australia weather hub or the dedicated Perth Weather page. If a storm is approaching, check Severe Weather Warning updates.