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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Australia Pulse Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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The live forecast above shows a moderate to high chance of rainfall today, with afternoon temperatures likely peaking in the low-to-mid 20s Celsius. This means the microclimate around The Vines will feel humid under any developing cloud cover, making late morning the most comfortable window for outdoor activity.
What is the 14-day outlook for The Vines?
The 14-day trend, as indicated by the live forecast above and broader regional modelling, points to a sequence of showery days followed by a gradual drying trend late in the period. Daytime maximums should sit in the low-to-mid-20s, with overnight lows around 12–16°C. The 14-day forecast is useful here because The Vines, sitting inland from the coast, often sees a sharper diurnal swing than adjacent Perth weather stations.
How does The Vines weather differ from coastal Mandurah?
The Vines, being roughly 25 kilometres inland, typically registers afternoon temperatures 2–3°C higher than Mandurah weather readings. Coastal sea breezes moderate Mandurah’s peaks, whereas The Vines can hold heat into the early evening. Overnight, however, the reverse often occurs: The Vines cools more rapidly, producing clearer, calmer mornings than the coastal strip.
Is now a good time to visit The Vines?
The current window suits if you don’t mind passing showers. Thursday and Friday look wetter, so aim for a Sunday outing if you want drier conditions for golf or walking trails.
How does The Vines weather compare to the Swan Valley?
The Vines and the Swan Valley share similar inland characteristics, though The Vines often records slightly higher daytime humidity due to its proximity to Ellen Brook and lower-lying terrain.
Where can I find the 14-day forecast for The Vines?
The the vines weather 14 day forecast is shown in the live forecast above and can also be tracked via the Bureau of Meteorology for greater detail on synoptic changes.