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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Oz Briefly Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Swan View’s live forecast above shows a maximum around the mid‑to‑high 20s today, with light easterly winds shifting southwesterly later. Overnight lows are likely in the low teens, typical for this Perth foothills suburb.
What’s the typical weather pattern for Swan View?
Swan View sits in the Darling Scarp, so it often feels a couple of degrees cooler than central weather perth in summer afternoons due to sea‑breeze delays. Winters are mild and wet, with average July minima near 7°C and maxima around 17°C. Spring and autumn bring the most stable conditions, ideal for outdoor plans.
Nearby stations like bullsbrook weather and middle swan weather show similar patterns, though Swan View’s valley position can trap cooler air overnight. The swan view weather 14 day forecast generally gives a reliable trend, but day‑to‑day shifts are best checked on the swan view weather hourly loop and swan view weather radar.
How accurate are extended forecasts for Swan View?
Seven‑day forecasts are quite reliable for broad trends, while 14‑day outlooks indicate likely patterns but often adjust. The BOM’s weather 10 days page is the best starting point; for hourly precision, use the swan view weather hourly data or the swan view weather radar to track approaching fronts.
Does Swan View get much rain?
Yes – it receives about 800 mm annually, with most rain falling between May and September. Winter storms can be heavy but rarely last all day; summer rain is infrequent and often from thunderstorms.
What’s the best time to visit Swan View?
Spring (September–November) offers mild days, wildflowers and clear skies. Autumn (March–May) is similarly pleasant with fewer crowds. Summer is fine but can be hot; winter is cool and damp.
How does Swan View compare to neighbouring suburbs?
Swan View is slightly cooler than central weather perth in summer afternoons, but warmer than the hills like Kalamunda at night. It shares similar rainfall to Bullsbrook and Middle Swan but can be a few degrees warmer on calm mornings.