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Check the live forecast above before heading out. Findon sits 7 kilometres west of Adelaide’s city centre, so its weather typically mirrors the Adelaide Plains: mild winters, hot dry summers, and a reliable sea breeze in the afternoon.
What weather should you expect in Findon today?
The live forecast above shows the current temperature, wind and chance of rain for Findon. On summer days, the morning often starts calm and clear before a north‑westerly wind picks up and the afternoon sea breeze arrives from the coast. In winter, cold fronts bring cloud and light rain, usually clearing by mid‑afternoon.
How does Findon’s location affect its weather?
Findon sits on the Adelaide Plains, about 5 kilometres inland from Gulf St Vincent. That position means it is usually a few degrees warmer than the coastal suburbs in summer, but cooler than the eastern hills. The sea breeze, when it arrives, can drop the temperature by 3–6°C in an hour.
Does Findon get extreme heat often?
Yes. Findon can experience several days over 38°C each summer when a northerly wind blows from the interior. The BOM issues heatwave warnings; check the live forecast for days above 40°C.
When is the best time to visit Findon for mild weather?
Autumn (March–May) and spring (September–November) give the most comfortable conditions: days around 20–25°C, low humidity, and lighter winds.
Does Findon get thunderstorms?
Thunderstorms are uncommon but possible, mostly in late spring and early summer when a trough crosses from the west. When they occur, they are brief and often followed by a cooler change.
For broader conditions across the state, visit our Adelaide weather page or the Australia weather hub.