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Greenfields, a suburb south of Mandurah, shares a coastal Mediterranean climate with warm, dry summers and mild, wet winters, so the live forecast above likely shows a typical pattern of sunny mornings with possible afternoon sea breezes.
What kind of weather does Greenfields typically get?
Greenfields sits about 10 kilometres inland from the Mandurah coast, meaning it often experiences slightly higher daytime temperatures than the shoreline, especially in summer. The area averages around 30°C in January and February, with cool nights dropping to about 16°C. Winter highs hover near 17°C, with July being the wettest month, bringing around 100 millimetres of rain. The prevailing sea breeze from the Indian Ocean helps moderate afternoon heat, but you might notice it arrives a bit later here than right on the Mandurah foreshore.
How does Greenfields weather compare to Perth or Mandurah?
Greenfields is part of the broader weather Perth region, but it’s about 75 kilometres south of the city centre, so it tends to be a few degrees cooler in summer and slightly wetter in winter than Perth itself. Compared to Mandurah weather at the coast, Greenfields can be a touch warmer on calm afternoons, but the difference is usually only 1–2°C. The suburb’s position near the Peel Inlet also means foggy mornings are more common in autumn and winter than in Perth’s suburbs.
Does Greenfields get many thunderstorms?
Thunderstorms are fairly rare in Greenfields, averaging about 10–15 days per year. They mostly occur in late spring or early summer, often developing inland before moving towards the coast. Hail is uncommon but possible during severe storms.
What is the best time of year to visit Greenfields?
Late spring (November) and early autumn (March) offer the most pleasant weather, with daytime temperatures around 24–28°C, low humidity, and minimal rainfall. Summer can be hot, especially in January, but the sea breeze keeps it manageable.
How windy is Greenfields compared to the coast?
Greenfields is slightly less windy than Mandurah’s beaches, as the inland location reduces direct exposure to the afternoon sea breeze. However, winter fronts can still bring strong northwesterly winds, gusting to 40–50 km/h during storms.