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Check the live forecast above for Gnangara before you head out – conditions can shift quickly in the northern suburbs of Perth, especially during the warmer months.
What’s the weather like in Gnangara right now?
The live forecast above shows the current temperature, wind and humidity for this part of Perth’s Swan region. Morning sea breezes often arrive by late morning, so factor that into any outdoor plans. If you’re looking for broader conditions, our Perth Weather page covers the metro area in more detail.
What makes Gnangara’s climate distinctive?
Gnangara sits in a Mediterranean climate zone with hot, dry summers and cool, wet winters. Summer afternoons frequently push past 30 °C, while winter highs hover around 17–19 °C. The Gnangara Groundwater Mound influences local humidity, but it’s the north‑easterly winds that can bring dust or fire risk on scorching days.
Does Gnangara get thunderstorms?
Thunderstorms are infrequent – maybe two or three per year, mainly in late spring or autumn – because the region’s stable, dry summers suppress convective development.
How windy is Gnangara?
Afternoon sea breezes (the “Fremantle Doctor”) regularly gust 25–35 km/h from October to March, easing by evening. Winter wind is lighter but often accompanied by rain.
Is fire danger a concern here?
Yes. Gnangara bushland and nearby pine plantations mean high fire danger on very hot, windy days. Check Severe Weather Warning alerts during summer.