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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.
Today’s weather in Adelaide brings mild conditions with a mix of cloud and sun, as shown in the live forecast above. This pattern is typical for late autumn in the city, when the north-easterly winds tend to moderate the coastal influence and keep afternoon temperatures comfortable.
What’s driving today’s conditions?
A high-pressure system centred over the Great Australian Bight is directing a drier airmass across South Australia. For Adelaide, that means the usual afternoon sea breeze from Gulf St Vincent will be weaker today, allowing temperatures to settle near the seasonal average. The bom adelaide today forecast reflects this stable setup, with no significant rain expected across the metropolitan area.
How does this compare with the week ahead?
The adelaide weather 7 day forecast shows a gradual cooling trend as the high shifts east later in the week. If you’re checking the weather adelaide 14 days outlook, a weak trough may introduce a few showers by the weekend. For now, today offers a good window for outdoor plans, though the UV index will be moderate, so sun protection remains wise until the late afternoon.
Will the weather in Adelaide tomorrow be similar?
The weather in adelaide tomorrow will be slightly cooler as the high begins to weaken. Morning cloud may be thicker, but no rain is expected. Check the bom forecast adelaide update after 4pm for the evening revision.
Where can I see the bom Adelaide 14 day forecast?
The bom adelaide 14 day forecast is available on the Bureau of Meteorology website, though note that outlooks beyond seven days have lower confidence. For a broader view, our Adelaide Weather page compiles both the 7-day and extended guidance.
Does an Adelaide weather 21 day forecast exist?
The adelaide weather 21 day forecast is an experimental long-range outlook. It can indicate broad trends like warmer or cooler than average, but day-specific accuracy drops sharply after two weeks. Use it for planning, not decisions.