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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Australia Focus Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Check the live forecast above first to see what’s expected in Huntingdale today. Conditions here follow Perth’s classic Mediterranean rhythm – warm, dry summers and mild, damp winters – so you’ll want to plan around coastal breezes and possible afternoon changes.
What makes Huntingdale’s weather different from Perth CBD?
Huntingdale sits about 20 kilometres south-east of the Perth city centre, which means it often feels a few degrees warmer in summer and cooler overnight in winter than the coast. The suburb’s inland position can also mean slightly less morning sea fog but a higher chance of building afternoon thunderstorms when a trough moves through. For a detailed look at how the city compares, see our Perth weather page.
What should you expect hour‑by‑hour?
The huntingdale weather hourly breakdown from the Bureau of Meteorology is your best bet for planning the day – it shows temperature dips around dawn, peak heating mid‑afternoon, and when any wind shifts might arrive. If you’re heading to the Huntingdale Golf Club, check the late‑morning update; that’s usually when the seabreeze kicks in and can push the temperature down by several degrees.
Does Huntingdale get really hot like inland Perth?
Yes – on days when the wind comes from the east, temperatures can climb above 38 °C, but the afternoon sea‑breeze usually moderates things. Check the bom huntingdale forecast for heatwave warnings.
Is there a risk of severe storms in Huntingdale?
Thunderstorms are most common in late spring and autumn when a cold front meets warm air over the land. The BOM issues warnings when hail or damaging winds are likely – see our Severe Weather Warning page for updates.
Why does the forecast often change for Huntingdale?
Its inland position makes it sensitive to small shifts in wind direction. A light easterly can heat the suburb quickly, while a strong westerly pulls in cool air from the ocean. That’s why checking the huntingdale weather hourly is more reliable than a single daily figure.