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Check the live forecast above before heading out in Blakeview. This northern Adelaide suburb has a Mediterranean climate with hot, dry summers and cool, wet winters, so planning around today’s conditions will help you stay comfortable.
What is the typical weather pattern for Blakeview?
Blakeview sits on the Adelaide Plains, about 30 kilometres north of the city centre. Summers are dry and hot, with January averages around 29°C, while winters are mild and rainy, with July highs near 15°C. The area often benefits from cooling sea breezes off Gulf St Vincent, but heatwaves can push temperatures above 40°C.
How does Blakeview weather compare to nearby towns?
Blakeview’s weather is very similar to that of Elizabeth and Gawler, though it tends to be a degree or two cooler than central Adelaide due to its inland position. For current conditions in those areas, see our adelaide weather and gawler weather pages. For a longer outlook, check the blakeview weather 14 day forecast on our Australia weather hub.
When is the hottest time of year in Blakeview?
January and February are the hottest months, with average maximums around 29°C. Heatwaves can push temperatures above 40°C, usually when northerly winds bring hot air from the interior. Check the live forecast for extreme heat warnings.
Does Blakeview get frost in winter?
Yes, light frost can occur on clear winter mornings, especially in lower-lying parts of the suburb. Minimums in July average 6°C, but can drop to 2–3°C. Frost is less common than in the Adelaide Hills.
How reliable is the 14-day forecast for Blakeview?
The 14-day outlook gives a general trend, but accuracy drops after day 7. For day-to-day decisions, rely on the 7-day forecast from the Bureau of Meteorology. Longer-range forecasts can change quickly due to weather systems moving across southern Australia.