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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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Seaford Rise weather is currently mild and settled, with the live forecast above showing conditions typical of late autumn on the Fleurieu Peninsula—cool mornings giving way to partly cloudy afternoons and light sea breezes.
What is driving today’s conditions for Seaford Rise?
A slow-moving high-pressure system over the Great Australian Bight is keeping the region dry, with a weak trough expected to brush the coast later in the week. Winds are light south-westerly, shifting south-easterly overnight, which keeps humidity low and visibility clear across the hills.
- Morning minimums often dip to 8–10°C in Seaford Rise due to its elevated position above the coast.
- Afternoon maximums typically reach 18–22°C under partly cloudy skies.
- Rainfall chances remain below 10% for the next 48 hours, with no severe weather warnings current.
- UV index peaks at moderate levels (4–5) around midday—sun protection is still advised for outdoor activities.
How does Seaford Rise compare to nearby adelaide weather?
Seaford Rise sits about 35 kilometres south of the Adelaide CBD, and its weather mirrors the broader Adelaide Weather pattern but with slightly cooler overnight temperatures due to the elevated terrain. The suburb often experiences afternoon sea breezes arriving an hour or two earlier than inland suburbs, which can drop the apparent temperature by 3–5°C.
- BOM Seaford Rise observations show a consistent 1–2°C diurnal range difference compared to Adelaide Airport.
- Seaford Rise weatherzone reports frequently note higher humidity from the Gulf St Vincent influence.
- Fog is more common in winter mornings here than in the city centre, especially after calm, clear nights.
Does Seaford Rise get much wind compared to the coast?
Yes, Seaford Rise is more exposed than sheltered suburbs like Moana or Port Noarlunga. Afternoon south-westerlies often reach 25–35 km/h in spring and summer, but the hillside location provides some lee protection for residents on the northern slopes.
Is the UV risk higher in Seaford Rise than in Adelaide?
Not significantly—UV levels are the same across the region on clear days. However, the suburb’s higher elevation and proximity to reflective coastal waters can increase exposure for gardeners or walkers during peak hours. Slip-slop-slap is recommended year-round between 10am and 4pm.
When is the best time to visit Seaford Rise for fine weather?
Late autumn (March–May) and early spring (September–November) offer the most reliable settled conditions, with daytime temperatures between 18°C and 24°C. Summer can bring hot northerly winds before afternoon sea breezes arrive, while winter is cooler and wetter with occasional stormy fronts.
Sources
For broader state conditions, visit our Australia weather hub or check for any active severe weather warnings affecting the Fleurieu Peninsula.