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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Aussie Brief Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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East Perth’s weather right now is shown in the live forecast above. In autumn, conditions are generally mild with occasional showers, making it a good time to get outside before winter sets in.
What is the typical autumn weather in East Perth?
Autumn in East Perth runs from March to May. Daytime temperatures usually range from the low to mid-20s in March, dropping to the high teens by May. Overnight lows fall from around 15°C to 9°C. Rainfall gradually increases, with May being the wettest autumn month. Winds are often light, though afternoon sea breezes can pick up.
How reliable are the forecasts for East Perth?
Bureau of Meteorology forecasts for East Perth are generally reliable out to about seven days, but confidence drops after day five. For the most up-to-date information, check the live forecast above and the Bureau’s website. Short-term forecasts (next 24–48 hours) have the highest accuracy.
Does East Perth get much wind in autumn?
Autumn afternoons can bring a moderate sea breeze, especially near the Swan River. Morning winds are usually light. Overall, autumn is less windy than spring, making it a pleasant season for outdoor activities.
When does the rain season start in East Perth?
The wetter winter pattern typically begins in late May or early June. Autumn sees increasing rain, but most days are still dry. The heaviest rain usually falls between June and August.
Should I carry an umbrella in East Perth during autumn?
It’s a good idea, especially from mid-April onwards. Showers can be brief but sometimes heavy. A light jacket or windbreaker is also useful for cooler mornings and evenings.
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