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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Southern Pulse Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Check the live forecast above before heading out; Burra’s inland South Australian location means morning frosts in winter and baking summer afternoons can arrive without much warning, so dress for both ends of the day.
What should I expect from Burra weather today?
Burra sits in the mid‑north of South Australia, roughly 160 kilometres north of Adelaide, in a valley that traps cold air overnight. The live forecast above gives you the most reliable guide for the next few hours, but remember that clear skies often deliver a sharp frost in winter and strong afternoon heating in summer. If you’re travelling from the coast, the contrast can be striking – Burra’s minimums are often several degrees lower than Adelaide’s.
How does Burra’s climate compare with Adelaide?
While Adelaide weather is moderated by the Gulf St Vincent, Burra is fully inland. Summer maximums can nudge 40°C, and winter minimums frequently drop below 2°C. Rain is most reliable from May to August, but totals are modest – around 450 millimetres annually. For a longer view, a burra weather 14 day forecast from the Bureau or a reputable app will help you plan ahead.
Where can I find the official Burra weather forecast?
The burra weather bom page on the Bureau of Meteorology site (bom.gov.au) is the most authoritative source. It includes district forecasts, warnings and the latest observations from the nearest automated station at Clare or Yongala.
Is there a Burra weather radar I can check?
There is no dedicated burra weather radar. The closest radar is at Buckland Park near Adelaide, covering the wider region. For local detail, combine the radar with the live forecast above and the BOM’s 7‑day outlook for Burra.
How does Burra compare with other inland towns?
Burra shares a similar climate to neighbouring Clare and Peterborough – cool nights year‑round, hot summers and often clear skies. It’s worth checking the Australia weather hub for regional comparisons, especially if you’re driving between the Mid North and the coast.