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Check the live forecast above before stepping outside in Daglish today – the suburb’s inland position in Perth’s western suburbs means conditions can shift quickly as seabreezes arrive during the afternoon. Daglish sits just 7 kilometres from the coast, so mornings are often calm before the Fremantle doctor kicks in.
What’s the typical weather pattern in Daglish?
Daglish shares the classic Mediterranean climate of greater Perth: hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters. January and February regularly push past 30 °C, while July averages around 18 °C. The suburb’s elevation a few metres above the Swan Coastal Plain gives it slightly lower overnight lows than coastal suburbs like Cottesloe, but it avoids the extreme heat of inland areas such as Midland.
How reliable is the sea breeze in Daglish?
From late spring through autumn, a south‑westerly sea breeze usually develops by mid‑afternoon, dropping temperatures by 5–8 °C. This makes afternoon outdoor activities more comfortable than the morning forecast might suggest. In winter the breeze is weaker and often replaced by northerly winds ahead of cold fronts.
Does Daglish get thunderstorms?
Thunderstorms are uncommon, averaging 8–10 a year. They tend to occur in spring and early summer when a trough interacts with moist air from the northwest, often bringing brief heavy rain and gusty winds.
When is the best time to visit Daglish?
March–May and September–November offer the most pleasant weather: warm days (20–28 °C), low humidity, and light winds. Summer can be very hot, though the seabreeze helps, and winter brings persistent drizzle and cloudy skies.
Is fog common in Daglish winter mornings?
Yes, particularly after overnight rain and light winds. Fog typically forms around dawn and clears by mid‑morning. Visibility can drop below 200 m on cool, still days – take care if driving along Rokeby Road or Salvado Road.
For broader conditions across the state, see our Australia weather hub and the dedicated Perth Weather page.