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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.
For Maitland on the Yorke Peninsula, the live forecast above shows the immediate conditions, with today’s top temperature and any chance of rain based on the latest Bureau of Meteorology data.
What is the weather pattern for Maitland SA this week?
Maitland sits on the spine of the Yorke Peninsula, roughly 50 kilometres south of Port Broughton and 160 kilometres west of Adelaide. This inland location means the town often escapes the direct coastal sea breeze, leading to warmer days and cooler nights than nearby beachside spots like Ardrossan. The live forecast above will show the pattern for the coming days, with south-easterly winds typical for this time of year. For a broader outlook across the state, check the SA Weather page.
How does Maitland’s inland position affect the forecast?
Being roughly 15 kilometres from the nearest coast, Maitland experiences a more continental climate. The live forecast above will reflect this, often showing a wider temperature range than at coastal locations. This is key for anyone planning agricultural work or travel, as frost can occur in winter and heat builds quickly in summer. For the state capital’s conditions, see Adelaide weather.
Where can I find the BOM Maitland SA forecast?
The Bureau of Meteorology issues the official forecast for Maitland. You can access it directly via the BOM website by searching for “Maitland SA” or use the live forecast above for a quick summary.
Is there a reliable 14-day forecast for Maitland SA?
Extended forecasts, such as a Maitland SA weather 14 day forecast, offer a general trend but become less accurate beyond 7 days. For planning, rely on the BOM’s 7-day outlook and check the live forecast above daily for updates.
How does Maitland weather compare to Adelaide?
Maitland is typically a few degrees cooler than Adelaide in summer due to its coastal proximity, but can be frostier in winter. Both share a Mediterranean climate, though Maitland receives slightly less rainfall than the Adelaide Hills.