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Check the live forecast above before heading out in Park Holme today; the suburb’s coastal position near the Patawalonga Creek and West Beach means conditions can shift quickly with sea breezes off Gulf St Vincent.
What is the weather like in Park Holme right now?
Park Holme, a south-western Adelaide suburb bordered by Marion and Oaklands Park, typically shares the city’s Mediterranean climate. The live forecast above shows current temperature, wind and any rain chance for the hour. Summer afternoons often reach the low 30s Celsius, while winter highs sit around 15°C, with overnight lows near 8°C. The suburb’s proximity to the coast moderates extremes, but afternoon sea breezes can drop temperatures by several degrees in summer.
How does Park Holme’s location affect its weather?
Being roughly 8 kilometres inland from the coast, Park Holme gets less direct sea fog than beachside suburbs but still feels the afternoon “Gulf doctor” wind. The Patawalonga Creek catchment can bring localised humidity after rain. For broader Adelaide conditions, see the Adelaide Weather page.
Does Park Holme get thunderstorms often?
Thunderstorms are infrequent, averaging 10–15 days per year, mostly in spring and early summer. When they occur, they can bring brief heavy rain and gusty winds, but severe storms are rare.
Is Park Holme affected by heatwaves?
Yes, like most of Adelaide. Heatwaves typically hit in January–February, with temperatures above 35°C for consecutive days. The coastal breeze offers some relief, but check Severe Weather Warning pages for heat alerts.
What is the best time to visit Park Holme for weather?
Autumn (March–May) offers mild days around 22–26°C and low humidity, ideal for outdoor activities. Spring (September–November) is also pleasant but can be windier.