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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Southern Focus Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Daglish is currently experiencing the conditions shown in the live forecast above, with a typical Perth autumn pattern of mild mornings and warm afternoons. The suburb’s inland location means it often feels a degree or two warmer than the coast.
What makes Daglish’s weather different from the Perth coast?
Daglish sits about six kilometres east of the Indian Ocean, so the sea breeze arrives later and weaker than at Cottesloe or Scarborough. This delay can push afternoon temperatures a couple of degrees higher before the cooling change arrives, especially in summer and early autumn.
- Morning minimums are often 1–2°C cooler than the city centre due to less urban heat retention.
- Summer heatwaves feel more intense here because the Fremantle Doctor (afternoon sea breeze) takes longer to reach the suburb.
- Winter rainfall is consistent with Perth’s broader pattern, averaging around 85mm per month from June to August.
- Frost is rare but possible on clear winter mornings when temperatures dip below 5°C.
How does the weather affect daily life in Daglish?
The suburb’s tree-lined streets and proximity to Kings Park mean shade is plentiful, but the sandy soils dry out quickly after rain. Gardeners and commuters alike watch for the afternoon sea breeze shift, which can arrive as early as 1pm in summer or as late as 4pm in winter.
- Morning commutes are often clear and calm, with fog only forming in low-lying areas after winter rain.
- Summer evenings are pleasant once the sea breeze arrives, making outdoor dining at local cafes comfortable.
- Thunderstorms are infrequent but can produce sudden downpours in spring and autumn, often clearing within an hour.
Does Daglish get the same severe weather as coastal Perth?
Generally yes, but the suburb is slightly less exposed to damaging winds from the ocean. Severe thunderstorms and heatwaves affect Daglish similarly to the rest of the metro area, though the sea breeze delay can make heatwaves feel more oppressive.
When is the best time to visit Daglish for mild weather?
March and April offer the most comfortable conditions: warm days around 25–28°C, low humidity, and minimal rain. October and November are also pleasant, with spring wildflowers in nearby Kings Park and fewer crowds than summer.
How reliable are the live forecasts for Daglish?
The Bureau of Meteorology provides the data for the live forecast above, which is updated every hour. For a suburb as small as Daglish, the forecast is based on the broader Perth metro model, so local variations (like the delayed sea breeze) are generalised.
For broader conditions across the state, visit our Australia weather hub or the Perth Weather page.