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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Oz Monitorly 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 the current temperature and precipitation chance; combine that with the Bureau of Meteorology’s radar for Snowtown to decide if you need a jacket or an umbrella. Snowtown sits inland on the Yorke Peninsula, so its weather can shift quickly as sea breezes mix with hot inland air.
What is the weather like in Snowtown today?
The live forecast above shows the afternoon high likely to be several degrees warmer than coastal towns such as Moonta or Kadina. Morning cloud often clears by midday in summer, while winter brings persistent cloud and light rain. For the latest hour‑by‑hour conditions, check the Adelaide weather models that extend north into the mid‑north.
How does Snowtown’s climate compare to Adelaide?
Snowtown is drier and hotter than Adelaide in summer, with January maxima averaging around 32–34°C against Adelaide’s 29–30°C. Winters are cooler, with July lows near 4–6°C, and frost is common on clear nights. Annual rainfall sits at roughly 350–400 mm, mostly falling from May to August — less than half the city’s total.
Does it actually snow in Snowtown?
No — the name is a historical oddity. Snowtown receives only occasional frost and very rarely any snowflakes, with the Bureau of Meteorology recording no significant snowfall in the past 50 years.
Where can I find the Snowtown 14‑day forecast?
The Australia weather hub provides a 14‑day outlook, but short‑term accuracy is best using the live forecast above and the bom snowtown page for daily updates. For regional context, check moonta weather as a coastal reference point.
Is there a Snowtown weather radar?
Snowtown weather radar coverage comes from the Adelaide (Buckland Park) radar, which picks up most rainfall across the Yorke Peninsula. The Bureau’s radar loop is the most reliable source for approaching showers or storms.