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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Down Under Brief Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.

🌦️14°C
DrizzleDernancourtFeels like 12° · Wind 16 km/h · Humidity 79%
UV 1 LowSunrise 06:45Sunset 17:50
Today🌦️14°13°💧100%
Tue🌦️16°💧100%
Wed☁️16°💧2%
Thu☁️17°💧0%
Fri☁️18°10°💧18%
Sat☁️21°💧13%
Sun☁️17°💧4%

Live data from Open-Meteo · updates automatically ·

Dernancourt, in Adelaide’s north-eastern foothills, is seeing a mild, partly cloudy day with the live forecast above showing a top near the mid-20s. A light north-easterly breeze keeps conditions comfortable for the suburb, which sits a few kilometres from the River Torrens and the Athelstone conservation park.

What is the outlook for Dernancourt this week?

The live forecast above indicates a stable pattern for the next few days, with daytime temperatures hovering in the low to mid-20s Celsius. Overnight lows dip to around 12–14°C under mostly clear skies. A weak front may bring cloud and a slight chance of a shower by mid-week, typical for Dernancourt’s inland position east of Adelaide’s coastline.

How does Dernancourt’s weather compare with Adelaide?

Because Dernancourt lies at the base of the Mount Lofty Ranges, it often runs a degree or two warmer than the Adelaide city centre in the afternoon, with slightly cooler overnight lows due to drainage of cool air from the hills. The suburb also tends to catch less sea-breeze influence than western suburbs, making summer afternoons noticeably hotter.

LocationDernancourt, SA, 8 km north-east of Adelaide GPO
ElevationApprox. 60 metres above sea level
Typical summer max28–32°C, with occasional heatwave days above 38°C
Annual rainfall~600 mm, mostly April–October
Does Dernancourt get fog in winter?

Yes, particularly on calm mornings after rain. The suburb’s valley location near the Torrens can trap moisture, producing patchy fog that usually clears by mid-morning.

Is Dernancourt prone to thunderstorms?

Thunderstorms occur mainly from October to March, often developing over the hills and drifting across the suburb. Hail and heavy downpours are possible but not frequent.

What wind direction is typical for Dernancourt?

In summer, north-westerlies bring heat; in winter, south-westerlies deliver cool, moist air. Morning seabreezes from the Gulf St Vincent reach the suburb by late morning on most days.

For a broader view of conditions across the state, visit our Australia weather hub or the dedicated Adelaide Weather page.