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Carramar, in Perth’s northern suburbs, is set for a mild, mostly sunny day with the live forecast above showing a gentle sea breeze arriving by late morning. The coastal influence keeps temperatures a few degrees cooler than inland spots like Wanneroo.
What’s driving Carramar’s weather today?
A weak trough off the west coast is drawing a light south-westerly flow across the northern suburbs. This keeps the air fresh and limits cloud build-up, though a few fair-weather cumulus may drift over Lake Joondalup by mid-afternoon. The breeze picks up around midday, making it feel pleasant for a walk along the nearby Yellagonga Regional Park trails.
How does Carramar compare to the rest of Perth?
Carramar sits about 30 kilometres north of the city centre, so it often catches the sea breeze an hour or two later than coastal suburbs like Quinns Rocks. Inland suburbs such as Ellenbrook can be 2–3°C warmer in the afternoon. For the broader Perth picture, check our weather perth page. If you’re planning ahead, the weather in carramar 10 days outlook shows a stable pattern into next week.
Is Carramar likely to get any storms this week?
No thunderstorm activity is forecast for the next seven days. The stable south-westerly flow keeps conditions dry, though a weak front may bring a few light showers late Friday night.
What’s the best time to be outdoors in Carramar today?
Mid-morning to early afternoon is ideal, before the sea breeze peaks. The UV index climbs to moderate by 11am, so sunscreen is wise if you’re heading to the Carramar Village shops or the local oval.
How does Carramar’s weather compare to Joondalup?
Carramar is slightly warmer than Joondalup in the morning due to its inland position, but both suburbs share the same afternoon sea breeze. Temperatures usually differ by only 1–2°C.