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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.
Check the live forecast above to see if Mandurah’s conditions suit your plans today, because the city’s coastal position means sea breezes and showers can shift your outdoor schedule quickly.
What is the weather in Mandurah WA likely to do today?
From the live forecast above, you’ll see whether a morning south-westerly swell gives way to afternoon sun or if persistent cloud from the Leeuwin Current will hold on. Mandurah’s weather is driven by the Indian Ocean and the Darling Scarp, so short-lived changes are common.
- Check the live forecast above for current temperature, wind speed and rain chance — it refreshes straight from the Bureau of Meteorology.
- Look at the wind direction: a strong south-westerly often signals a cool change, while north-easterly winds tend to precede warmer afternoons.
- If you need a longer view, the weather in mandurah 10 days tab in the forecast above gives early warning of troughs and ridges forming off the coast.
- Peel Region can see isolated thunderstorms in summer; the live forecast above will highlight any lightning risk.
How reliable is the seven-day outlook for Mandurah?
The bureau’s accuracy holds well for three days, then weakens as fronts shift over the Southern Ocean. For weather in mandurah tomorrow, the live forecast above is your best bet — overnight model updates usually lock in the morning’s conditions.
- bom mandurah 14 day forecast is a useful trend guide for fishing or boating windows, but treat days 10–14 as directional rather than precise.
- For land-based events, a 21 day weather forecast mandurah can show general patterns like a persistent westerly flow, but don’t plan critical activities on it.
- Always cross-check the live forecast above against local observations — the coast at Mandurah can be 3–5°C cooler than inland Serpentine.
Does Mandurah get cyclones in summer?
Cyclones rarely reach Mandurah directly, but ex-tropical systems can bring heavy rain and gusty winds from January to March. The live forecast above will show any tropical moisture moving south over the city.
Why is Mandurah often cloudier than Perth?
The city sits closer to the coast and the Peel Inlet, so moisture from the Indian Ocean tends to produce more persistent low cloud and morning drizzle, especially during winter. The live forecast above tracks this local effect.
When is the best time to visit Mandurah for fine weather?
Late autumn (March–May) and early spring (September–November) offer the lowest chance of rain and mild temperatures, usually between 18°C and 25°C. Use the live forecast above to pick a window with stable sea breezes.
For broader conditions across the country, head to our Australia weather hub or check Perth Weather and Adelaide Weather for nearby comparisons. If a severe system develops, visit Severe Weather Warning.