Daily Weather Review

IDS10031

Australian Government Bureau of Meteorology
South Australia

Daily Weather Review for South Australia

Issued at 4:30 pm CST on Monday 22 September 2025.

Weather Situation

A high pressure system centred over the Bight was responsible for pushing cloud over the agricultural areas overnight and isolated showers about the south and West Coast district. In the 24 hours to 9am, rainfall totals were mostly less than 5mm, reaching 5 to 15 mm about the Adelaide Hills.

The showers about the coastal districts contracted to southern coasts and the Lower South East quite quickly this morning, while it took a little longer for the cloud to break up over the agricultural area, eventually leading to a partly cloudy afternoon. The skies remained clear across the north today.

Overnight minimum temperatures were quite varied across the state owing to the moving clouds and were mostly within 3 or 4 degrees of the September average.

Daytime maximum temperatures were all about 1 to 3 degrees below average due to the cooler onshore flow on the eastern flank of an approaching high pressure system.

Highest rainfall in the 24 hours to 9am was 7.8 mm at Maitland.
The overnight minimum temperature range was from 2.9 degrees at Naracoorte to 12.6 degrees at Hindmarsh Island.
The daytime highest temperatures recorded to 4pm ranged from 12.1 degrees at Mount Lofty to 24.8 degrees at Marree Airport.

Today's Weather for South Australia to 4pm

The next routine update will be issued at 4:30 pm CST Tuesday.