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

🌤️11°C
Mainly clearAlfred CoveFeels like 10° · Wind 3 km/h · Humidity 94%
UV 4 ModerateSunrise 07:16Sunset 17:27
Today☁️16°💧0%
Sun☁️17°💧0%
Mon🌤️17°💧0%
Tue☀️19°💧0%
Wed☀️21°13°💧0%
Thu🌧️19°14°💧76%
Fri🌦️17°14°💧84%

Live data from Open-Meteo · updates automatically ·

Based on the live forecast above, expect mild coastal conditions at Alfred Cove today with a refreshing seabreeze, as the suburb sits on the Swan River estuary where afternoon south-westerlies common to Perth’s coast moderate the temperature.

What makes Alfred Cove’s weather different from inland Perth?

Its position along the Swan River estuary means Alfred Cove experiences a more coastal microclimate than suburbs further east. The water body moderates overnight lows and daytime highs, while the afternoon “Fremantle Doctor” seabreeze arrives earlier and stronger here, often dropping temperatures significantly compared to inland areas.

When does rain typically arrive in the cooler months?

Alfred Cove shares Perth’s Mediterranean pattern – wet winters from June to August with passing cold fronts, and very dry summers. The bay’s north-easterly aspect can shield it from some south-westerly wind during fronts, but rainfall amounts are similar to central Perth, averaging around 800mm annually.

Summer average max29–31°C (Jan–Feb)
Winter average min8–10°C (July)
Annual rainfall~800 mm
Prevailing windSW afternoon seabreeze, NE overnight
Does the river influence morning fog at Alfred Cove?

Yes, on calm winter mornings the Swan River can produce shallow fog patches that burn off by mid-morning. This localised visibility drop is common across estuaries in the Perth region.

Are summer storms common here?

Thunderstorms are infrequent, usually occurring only once or twice a year when a low-pressure trough interacts with tropical moisture. Most summer days remain sunny with clear skies.

Is Alfred Cove windier than nearby suburbs?

Generally yes, especially in summer afternoons when the seabreeze funnels up the river. Winds may reach 25–35 km/h, roughly 5 km/h stronger than suburbs 5 km inland.