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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Australia Data Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Redwood Park is currently seeing conditions reflected in the live forecast above, with typical late-summer warmth and a chance of afternoon sea breezes. The suburb sits in Adelaide’s north-eastern foothills, so temperatures here often run a degree or two cooler than the city centre.
What’s the weather like in Redwood Park today?
Based on the live forecast above, expect a mostly fine day with light winds turning south-westerly later. Redwood Park’s elevation means morning cloud can linger a little longer than in lower suburbs, but it usually clears by midday. Afternoon maximums hover near the figures shown, with humidity staying comfortable. If you’re heading out, the chance of a shower is low – but always worth checking the radar before you plan a walk through the nearby Cobbler Creek Recreation Park.
How does Redwood Park’s location affect its weather?
Nestled against the Mount Lofty Ranges, Redwood Park catches slightly more rainfall than central Adelaide, especially during winter. In summer, the surrounding hills can generate localised afternoon thunderstorms if conditions are unstable. The suburb also benefits from the “Gulf breeze” – a cooler south-westerly that often arrives by late afternoon, dropping temperatures quickly after a warm day.
Does Redwood Park get hotter than Adelaide city?
Often slightly cooler, because the suburb sits about 150 metres higher. A typical summer afternoon in Redwood Park can be 1–2°C lower than the Adelaide CBD reading, though overnight lows can be a touch cooler too.
Are there severe weather warnings for Redwood Park?
Yes – heatwave and thunderstorm warnings occasionally apply. Because of the nearby hills, flash flooding can occur in heavy rain. Check current warnings via the Bureau of Meteorology or our Severe Weather Warning page.
Is it a good place for outdoor activities in winter?
Generally yes – winter days are mild (13–16°C) with occasional rain. The Cobbler Creek trails can be muddy after wet spells, but most mornings are fine for walking or cycling if you bring a jacket.
Sources
For broader forecasts see our Adelaide Weather page or the Australia weather hub.