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Banksia Park in Adelaide’s north-eastern suburbs currently sits under partly cloudy skies with a mild north-westerly breeze. The live forecast above shows today’s high near 28°C, with a low around 16°C — typical for late spring in this part of South Australia.
What’s driving today’s weather?
A broad trough over the state is drawing warm air from the interior. This keeps the region mostly dry through the day, though a weak front may bring a passing shower by evening. The chance of rain is low, about 10 per cent, with most activity staying west of Banksia Park.
How will the week shape up?
Similar conditions hold into Wednesday, with highs staying near 27°C and light winds. A cooler change arrives Thursday as a southerly flow pushes in from the Bight. That drops the maximum to 22°C and lifts the chance of a brief shower. Friday then clears, returning to a mild, sunny pattern.
Does Banksia Park get much fog in spring?
Fog is rare here in late spring. The suburb sits on the Adelaide Plains, so morning mist forms only when calm, moist air follows a cool night. That happens maybe two or three times a season.
Why is the wind often from the north-west?
North-westerly winds are common ahead of cold fronts moving across southern Australia. They pull warm air from the outback before the front swings to a cooler south-westerly. Banksia Park feels this pattern most in spring and autumn.
Sources
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