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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.
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The live forecast above shows Collie’s conditions for the next few days. For the most useful takeaway: Collie’s weather is shaped by its inland location, meaning summer days are often hot and dry while winter nights can drop close to freezing.
What makes Collie’s weather different from the coast?
Collie sits about 160 kilometres south-east of Perth, sheltered from direct sea breezes. This inland position gives it hotter summer maxima than Perth, but also colder winter minima – frost is common from June to August. The area receives most of its rain in the cooler months (May–October), driven by frontal systems moving across the south-west. In summer, dry easterly winds often send temperatures above 35°C, though afternoon sea breezes can briefly moderate heat closer to the Darling Range.
What tools can I use to track Collie weather?
For live conditions, check the collie weather radar on the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) site – it shows rain and storms approaching from the west. The collie weather observations at BOM’s Collie East station update every 30 minutes. If you need a longer view, collie weather 14 days and collie weather 28 day forecast are available from Weatherzone and Elders, though note that accuracy drops beyond a week. For planning tomorrow, the collie weather tomorrow forecast in the live panel above is your best guide. Hourly breakdowns (such as collie weather hourly) help for outdoor work or travel.
Does Collie get snow?
Snow is very rare – Collie’s elevation (190 m) is too low for sustained snow. Flurries have been reported only a handful of times in the past century, usually during a strong winter cold outbreak.
How accurate is the collie weather radar?
The radar at Serpentine (85 km north) covers Collie but can underestimate light drizzle due to distance. For the best local picture, combine radar with the BOM weather station observations from Collie East.
Is Collie’s climate changing?
Like much of south-west WA, Collie has seen a drying trend since the 1970s, with cooler-season rainfall decreasing about 15–20%. Hot days (above 35°C) are also becoming more frequent.
Sources
For broader coverage, see our Australia weather hub or the Perth Weather page. If you’re travelling, check for severe weather warnings before heading out.