Swan Valley Weather

Swan Valley weather is typically Mediterranean, meaning hot, dry summers and cool, wet winters. The live forecast above gives the immediate conditions, but for context: average January maximums reach 31–33°C, while July averages around 17°C, with most rain falling between May and August.

What is the typical climate of Swan Valley?

Swan Valley sits about 20 kilometres north-east of Perth, sharing the region’s classic summer-dry pattern. December to February are consistently hot, often exceeding 35°C on several days, with low humidity. In contrast, winter brings frequent cloud and light rain, but snow never occurs. The valley’s microclimate can be slightly cooler than the city centre due to its riverside location and vineyard canopy.

How does the live forecast compare to normal?

Check the live forecast above to see how today’s conditions line up with the seasonal average. If the reading is above 30°C in summer, it’s a standard afternoon; if below 20°C in winter, that’s also typical. For visitors planning a weekend out, the middle swan weather pattern often means morning fog burns off by late morning. For a longer view, the swan valley weather 14 day forecast from the Bureau will show any significant shifts.

For broader conditions across the state, see our Perth weather page and the Australia weather hub.