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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Coast Pulse Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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If you’re heading to Beldon, pack for warm, dry summers and mild, wet winters – the live forecast above will tell you what’s happening right now. The best months are November to March, when you can expect clear skies and light sea breezes that make beach days comfortable.
What’s the best time to visit Beldon?
Beldon’s Mediterranean climate means summer (December–February) averages 30°C, with low humidity and hardly any rain. Autumn and spring are milder, around 20–25°C, ideal for walks along the coast. Winter (June–August) brings most of the annual rainfall – around 800 mm – but temperatures rarely drop below 8°C at night. School holidays can be busy; January and April are popular, but September’s spring wildflowers offer a quieter escape.
What should I pack for a winter escape?
If you’re visiting between June and August, bring a light jacket and a raincoat. Mornings can be crisp, but afternoons often reach 17–19°C. The winter sun is still strong – sunscreen is wise. For summer, pack lightweight clothing, a hat and swimwear. Beldon’s proximity to the coast means a breeze can cool things down, so a light sweater for evenings is handy.
Does Beldon get many stormy days in winter?
Winter storms are common but usually brief, with heavy rain and strong south-westerly winds. The Perth weather radar picks up these systems well – check the perth airport weather radar for real-time tracking before heading out.
Is Beldon safe from bushfires in summer?
Like much of coastal Perth, Beldon has moderate bushfire risk, especially on hot, windy days. Check the BOM’s fire danger ratings and our severe weather warning page for updates. The suburb’s proximity to the ocean does provide some natural moderation.
Can I swim at Beldon Beach in winter?
Yes, the water temperature stays around 18–20°C in winter, so it’s brisk but swimmable with a wetsuit. Lifeguards patrol during summer; in winter, swim at patrolled beaches or join a local surf club for safety.