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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.
Morley’s weather today, as shown in the live forecast above, is typical of the inland Perth suburb this time of year. Located about eight kilometres northeast of the city centre, near the Swan River and bounded by Bayswater and Noranda, the area tends to be a degree or two warmer than coastal spots on a clear day.
What’s the forecast for Morley right now?
The live forecast above gives the current conditions for Morley. For a detailed view, the morley weather hourly breakdown is the best way to plan your day, especially if you are heading to the shops at Galleria or out towards the Swan Valley. The Bureau of Meteorology’s nearest official station is at Perth Airport, but Morley’s inland position means it often runs slightly hotter in the afternoon and cooler overnight, particularly in winter when fog can settle over the Helena River flats.
What will the weather be like tomorrow and beyond?
For tomorrow’s outlook, check weather morley tomorrow on the live panel. The morley weather 14 day forecast provides a useful trend guide, though local knowledge suggests the first three to five days are the most reliable. Compared to Perth weather at the coast, Morley frequently sees lighter sea breezes, meaning summer heat can linger into the evening.
Frequently asked questions
Why is Morley often warmer than Perth city?
Morley sits further inland, away from the cooling Fremantle sea breeze. On summer afternoons, the suburb can be two to three degrees hotter than the CBD, as the breeze weakens by the time it reaches the foothills.
Does the BOM have a weather station in Morley?
No. The closest official Bureau of Meteorology station is at Perth Airport, around 10 kilometres south-east. For local readings, residents often refer to the morley weather radar on the BOM site or trusted apps like Weatherzone.
Is Morley prone to storms or flooding?
Morley can see localised flooding after heavy rain, especially near the Swan River tributaries. Thunderstorms are more common in spring and early summer. Check severe weather warnings from the BOM during storm season.
For broader conditions, see our Australia weather hub or check Perth weather for coastal comparisons. Local updates for bayswater weather and noranda weather are similar to Morley’s, given the shared inland microclimate.