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Tea Tree Gully Weather

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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.

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Partly cloudyTea Tree GullyFeels like 6° · Wind 4 km/h · Humidity 87%
UV 5 ModerateSunrise 06:42Sunset 17:51
Today🌦️15°💧2%
Thu☁️16°💧0%
Fri☁️18°10°💧0%
Sat20°💧12%
Sun☁️17°💧4%
Mon19°💧0%
Tue☁️17°11°💧36%

Live data from Open-Meteo · updates automatically ·

With the live forecast above showing a cool change arriving this afternoon, Tea Tree Gully residents should prepare for possible showers and a noticeable drop in temperature — perfect timing for checking the garden before the wet sets in.

What’s driving today’s conditions over Tea Tree Gully?

A trough moving across the Mount Lofty Ranges is pulling moist air over the Adelaide Hills, giving Tea Tree Gully a higher chance of patchy rain than the city centre. The local elevation — roughly 200 metres above the plains — often catches passing showers first, so don’t be surprised if your street gets a light sprinkle while neighbours closer to Modbury stay dry.

How does Tea Tree Gully compare to nearby suburbs?

For a quick snapshot, the live forecast above shows conditions similar to Gawler weather further north, but with a slightly lower wind. If you’re checking Adelaide weather for the broader region, note that the hills suburbs like Tea Tree Gully tend to run 1–2 °C cooler and receive marginally more cloud cover. Modbury weather, just down the valley, often follows a similar pattern but with less rain shadow.

Rain chanceAs per live forecast above
UV indexModerate (check live forecast)
WindNE shifting S in the afternoon
HumidityElevated in the morning
What’s the best time for outdoor activities in Tea Tree Gully today?

Given the afternoon change, aim for the morning window before the trough arrives. The live forecast above will give you the exact timing — typically fine and mild until around midday, then a cooler, showery afternoon.

Why does Tea Tree Gully sometimes feel cooler than Adelaide city?

Its position in the Adelaide Hills means higher elevation and more exposure to southerly breezes. While Australia weather data shows the city often hitting 30 °C, Tea Tree Gully can stay 2–3 °C lower due to the escarpment effect.

Are any severe weather warnings current for this area?

Check the live forecast or the Severe Weather Warning page for any advisories. At this time no warnings are posted for the Mount Lofty Ranges, but the trough may produce localised gusty showers.