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Saint Agnes, a suburb in Adelaide’s north-east, will see conditions matching the live forecast above today. Expect a mild, partly cloudy day with light winds. The chance of rain is low, so outdoor plans should be fine.
What is the typical weather for Saint Agnes?
Saint Agnes has a Mediterranean climate with warm, dry summers and cool, wet winters. January averages around 29°C, while July averages 15°C. Most rain falls between May and August, with about 550 millimetres annually. The suburb sits in the Adelaide Hills foothills, which can bring slightly cooler temperatures and more cloud than the city centre.
How does the live forecast compare to the seasonal average?
The live forecast above shows conditions close to the long-term norm for this time of year. Check the Bureau of Meteorology for updates if you need precise timing for gardening or travel. For broader Adelaide conditions, see our Adelaide Weather page.
Does Saint Agnes get frost in winter?
Yes, light frost can occur on clear winter mornings, especially in low-lying parts. Temperatures occasionally drop to 2–3°C. Cover sensitive plants if frost is forecast.
Is Saint Agnes prone to bushfires?
The suburb is in a bushfire-prone area due to nearby scrubland. Summer days with high temperatures and strong northerly winds increase risk. Always check the fire danger rating and have a plan.
Where can I find the latest radar for Saint Agnes?
The Bureau of Meteorology’s Adelaide radar at Buckland Park covers the area. It shows rain intensity and movement. For a wider view, visit our Australia weather hub.