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Check the live forecast above before heading into the hills, as Stoneville’s weather can shift quickly with easterly winds and afternoon sea breezes. The Bureau of Meteorology provides the most reliable data for this Perth Hills suburb, which sits about 25 kilometres east of the city centre.
What is the typical weather pattern for Stoneville?
Stoneville has a Mediterranean climate with hot, dry summers and cool, wet winters. Summer maximums often reach the low to mid 30s Celsius, while winter maximums sit around 15 to 17 Celsius. Most of the annual rainfall falls between May and September, with July usually the wettest month.
How should I prepare for Stoneville’s weather?
During summer, carry water and sun protection, and check the perth weather radar on weatherzone or the Bureau of Australia’s website for afternoon storm activity. In winter, expect frosty mornings and pack warm layers. The airport weather radar at Perth Airport can help you track rain bands moving in from the west.
Frequently asked questions about Stoneville weather
Does Stoneville get more rain than Perth city?
Yes, Stoneville receives roughly 200 millimetres more rain per year than central Perth. The hills force moist air to rise, which increases cloud formation and rainfall, especially during winter months.
Is the stoneville weather radar useful for local forecasts?
The stoneville weather radar isn’t a standard term for an official radar site. For accurate local data, use the Bureau of Meteorology’s Perth radar, which covers Stoneville and the surrounding hills area effectively.
When is the fire danger highest in Stoneville?
Fire danger peaks during summer, particularly from December to March, when strong easterly winds and dry vegetation combine. Check the Bureau’s fire danger ratings daily and have a bushfire plan ready.
For broader conditions across the state, check the Perth weather page or the Australia weather hub. If you are travelling further afield, our Brisbane weather page may also be useful.