Adelaide weather: Current conditions and recent observations

Why Adelaide weather matters

Adelaide weather affects daily life, transport and outdoor plans across South Australia. Accurate, local reporting is important for residents, businesses and visitors as the region moves from late summer into autumn. This update summarises current conditions for Adelaide and recent observations from airport and regional reports.

Main details: current conditions and recent records

Current conditions (local time)

As of 2026-04-01 20:07 (local time), Adelaide reports clear skies with a temperature of 19.1°C (66.4°F). It is night-time, with humidity at 64% and a light southerly breeze of 6.8 kph (4.3 mph). Atmospheric pressure is relatively high at 1,021.0 mb, visibility is 10 km, cloud cover about 25%, and gusts near 11.1 kph. The reported condition is “Clear,” with a feels-like temperature matching the measured 19.1°C.

January 2026 observations at Adelaide Airport

Daily weather observations for Adelaide Airport in January 2026 recorded daytime maximums around the high 20s to about 30°C on sampled days, with minima in the low-to-mid teens. Recorded sea-level pressures in the sample entries were near 1,013–1,014 mb. Wind conditions in some entries showed light to moderate winds and occasional stronger gusts; detailed daily logs are maintained for operational and climatological use.

February 2026 summary (Elders Weather)

Month-history entries for February 2026 show variable temperatures through the month, with sample daily maxima such as 23.9°C (11 Feb) and 24.1°C (17 Feb), and lower daytime values near 12–16°C on some dates. February 2026 recorded a total of 15.0 mm of rain across 3 days. Historical context for February across 1839–2026 notes the wettest February total of 154.7 mm (1925) and a driest recorded February of 0.0 mm (2024).

Conclusion and outlook

Adelaide weather this evening is mild and clear, with light southerly winds and stable pressure. Recent monthly records show a mix of warm days and limited rainfall in February 2026 (15.0 mm over three days). As the region transitions into autumn, residents can expect generally milder nights and continued monitoring of daily observations for any short-term changes. For planning purposes, consult local forecasts and airport or regional observation logs for the latest updates.