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Check the live forecast above for Leederville’s current weather. Leederville experiences a Mediterranean climate typical of the Perth region — hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters, with pleasant spring and autumn transitions.
What weather patterns shape Leederville across the year?
Leederville’s weather is governed by the seasonal migration of the subtropical ridge. Summers are dominated by high pressure, bringing clear skies and heat. Winters see rain-bearing cold fronts from the Southern Ocean.
- Summer (Dec–Feb): Hot and dry; average maximum around 32°C, with occasional heatwaves exceeding 40°C.
- Autumn (Mar–May): Warm days, cooling nights; decreasing rainfall as the ridge re‑establishes.
- Winter (Jun–Aug): Cool and wet; average minimum 8–9°C; most rainfall occurs in June and July.
- Spring (Sep–Nov): Rapid warming; wildflower season; increasing sunshine and occasional afternoon sea breezes.
How does Leederville’s location affect its local weather?
Situated 3 km north of Perth’s CBD and inland from the coast, Leederville is slightly warmer than coastal suburbs during hot afternoons but still receives cooling sea breezes, especially in spring and summer. The suburb’s elevation and urban heat island effect can lift overnight minimums.
- The Fremantle Doctor often arrives by mid‑afternoon, dropping temperatures 5–8°C near the coast.
- Leederville’s inland position means morning fog is less common than in Perth’s outer valleys.
For a closer look at the broader region, see our Perth Weather page.
For weather across Australia, check our national weather hub.
Does Leederville get thunderstorms?
Thunderstorms are rare in summer due to stable high pressure, but they can occur with cold fronts in late autumn and winter, often bringing brief heavy showers and gusty winds. Stay updated via our Severe Weather Warning page.
When is the wettest month in Leederville?
June and July are typically the wettest, each averaging around 80–90 mm of rain. Winter rainfall is essential for Perth’s water supply and native vegetation.
Should I expect extreme heat in Leederville?
Yes, summer heatwaves can push temperatures above 40°C for several days. Check the live forecast and Bureau warnings for heat health advice. Stay hydrated and avoid peak sun.