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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Reef Brief 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 for Doubleview’s current conditions and today’s outlook. Expect a mild day with a cooling sea breeze developing by mid-afternoon. Plan outdoor activities for the morning or late afternoon to avoid the midday heat.
What is the typical summer weather for Doubleview?
Doubleview, a coastal suburb of Perth, experiences hot, dry summers. Average January maximums sit around 31°C, but the sea breeze often drops temperatures by several degrees in the afternoon. Nights are mild, typically 17–18°C. Rainfall is scarce in summer, with January averaging only 10 mm. The live forecast above shows today’s variation from this pattern. For a broader view, see the Perth weather page.
How does the coastal location influence conditions?
Being only a few kilometres from the Indian Ocean, Doubleview gets a reliable afternoon sea breeze. This “Fremantle Doctor” brings cooler, moist air inland, making summer afternoons more comfortable than in inland suburbs. Winter mornings can be foggy due to moist maritime air, but fog usually clears by late morning. This pattern helps reduce extreme heat risk, but always stay alert for severe weather warnings.
Is Doubleview prone to fog?
Yes, especially in winter when moist air moves over the cooler land. Fog often forms overnight and clears by mid-morning. It reduces visibility but rarely lasts all day.
When is the hottest month in Doubleview?
January is the hottest, with average maximums near 31°C. However, heatwaves can push temperatures above 40°C, often followed by the afternoon sea breeze.
Does it rain much in winter?
Winter is the wet season. June and July receive about 170 mm each month, mostly from cold fronts. Rain comes in bursts, often with strong north-westerly winds.