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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Coast Pulse Hub Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Adelaide will see a mix of sunny spells and possible showers this week, with temperatures ranging from mild to warm. Check the live forecast above for the latest details on rain timing and UV levels.
## What’s the overall pattern for this week?
The week starts mostly fine and gradually becomes more unsettled as a trough approaches from the west. A few afternoon showers are possible mid-week, but the weekend should clear up again.
– **Monday–Tuesday:** Sunny, light north-easterly winds, top around 28–30°C.
– **Wednesday–Thursday:** Increasing cloud, chance of a shower or thunderstorm, maximums drop to 23–26°C.
– **Friday–Sunday:** Clearing, mostly sunny, moderate sea breezes, highs back near 27°C.
## How should I plan outdoor activities?
Keep an eye on the live forecast above for the exact shower window, especially Wednesday afternoon. UV levels are moderate to high, so a hat and sunscreen are smart during midday hours.
– Best outdoor days: Monday, Tuesday, and the weekend.
– Wednesday: have a backup plan if you’re gardening, hiking, or at the beach.
– Evenings remain mild, around 12–16°C, so a light jacket may be useful.
Will it rain enough to cancel my plans?
Rain is likely only on Wednesday and maybe Thursday, with brief showers rather than all-day drizzle. Check the live forecast above for the hour-by-hour radar and decide close to the day.
Is a heatwave expected?
No extreme heat is forecast. Afternoon highs will sit in the mid-20s to low-30s, which is typical for Adelaide this time of year. The ocean breeze keeps coastal suburbs cooler.
What about wind?
Winds are generally light, shifting north-easterly early in the week and then south-westerly after the trough. Not strong enough to cause travel disruptions, but beachgoers should watch for afternoon sea breezes.
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