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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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Port Kennedy currently sits under the conditions shown in the live forecast above, with coastal showers and a seabreeze typically shaping the afternoon. This southwest WA spot sees mild winters and warm, dry summers, so today’s outlook fits the seasonal pattern.
What’s driving Port Kennedy’s weather today?
The main influence is a trough moving east, bringing cloud and patchy rain. The seabreeze kicks in by late morning, cooling the coast and often shifting wind direction. Check the port kennedy weather radar for any approaching showers—the BOM’s Perth radar covers this area well.
How does the 14-day outlook look?
The port kennedy weather 14 day forecast shows a drying trend from mid-week, with high pressure building. Nights stay cool, days warm to low 20s. For a closer look, the weather in port kennedy 10 days suggests mostly fine conditions after Tuesday.
Does the seabreeze affect Port Kennedy every day?
Not every day—only when inland heating creates a pressure difference. On cooler, overcast days the seabreeze is weak or absent. Summer sees it most reliably, often strengthening by early afternoon and dropping before sunset.
Where can I see live Port Kennedy weather radar?
The nearest radar is the Bureau of Meteorology’s Serpentine radar, about 35km east. It covers Port Kennedy well for rain and showers. For a quicker view, the port kennedy weather radar link on weatherzone also loops the last hour.
Is Port Kennedy’s weather similar to Perth’s?
Largely yes, but the coast here is more exposed to the seabreeze, so summer afternoons can be 2–3°C cooler than inland Perth. Winter rainfall is similar, though Port Kennedy often catches a bit more from westerly fronts.
For broader conditions, see our Perth Weather page, or check the Australia weather hub for other regions. For severe alerts, visit Severe Weather Warning.