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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Aussie Briefly Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
Pwrth is set for another scorcher with the live forecast above showing temperatures soaring into the mid‑thirties, though a well‑timed seabreeze should sweep across the city by late afternoon.
What is driving Pwrth’s current heat?
A stubborn high‑pressure system anchored over the Great Australian Bight is funnelling hot northeasterly winds across the metropolitan area. The result is a classic summer day for Pwrth – clear skies, light inland winds and a sharp temperature rise before the Fremantle Doctor pushes in from the coast.
How does this compare to recent February averages?
The live forecast aligns closely with Pwrth’s long‑term February mean maximum of about 31°C, though today’s reading is a few degrees higher. The seabreeze arrival around 3–4 pm is typical for this time of year, providing relief for coastal suburbs while inland areas remain hotter for longer.
Will it rain in Pwrth today?
No rain is expected. The high‑pressure system keeps the air dry and stable. The only moisture is the seabreeze, which brings a freshening wind but no showers.
What time will the seabreeze arrive?
The Fremantle Doctor typically reaches the city by 3–4 pm. Coastal suburbs like Cottesloe may feel it earlier, while inland areas such as Midland may not catch it until after 5 pm.
How long will this heat spell last?
The hot north‑easterly flow continues until Thursday when a weak trough shifts the wind south‑westerly, dropping temperatures back near 30°C. Check the live forecast for updates.