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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Australia Watch Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Narrikup’s weather today is shaped by its position 15 kilometres north-east of Albany, delivering the same southern coast pattern: mild mornings, sea-breezes and a chance of afternoon showers — the live forecast above shows the current details.
What drives Narrikup’s climate?
Narrikup sits in the Great Southern region of Western Australia, where the prevailing westerlies and the nearby Southern Ocean produce a Mediterranean-like rhythm. Summers are warm but rarely scorching, with January averages around 24°C; winters are cool and wet, July averaging 12°C. The key factor is the Albany sea-breeze: it moderates extremes and often brings a late-afternoon change, especially from November to March.
How does Narrikup compare to Albany for planning?
Because Narrikup is slightly inland and elevated, it can be a degree or two warmer on clear afternoons and a touch cooler overnight than the coast. For practical trip planning, the weather in Albany Australia is a reliable proxy, but always check the weather for Albany tomorrow if you are heading south. The weather today in Albany will be similar to Narrikup unless a sea-fog is sitting right on the coast.
Does Narrikup ever get frost?
Yes, on clear winter mornings when a high-pressure system stalls over the Bight. Temperatures can dip below 2°C in low-lying paddocks, but frost is less common than in inland towns such as Kojonup.
Is a 30‑day weather forecast for Albany WA reliable here?
Long-range outlooks can indicate broad trends (e.g., a wetter-than-average month) but are not precise enough for day-to-day decisions. For Narrikup, the Bureau’s 7‑day forecast is the most reliable guide.
Does the “Albany effect” make Narrikup rainier?
Not significantly. Both locations share the same frontal systems. Narrikup’s slightly higher elevation can wring out an extra few millimetres in strong westerly flows, but the difference is minor.
Sources
For broader context, see the Australia weather hub or the Perth Weather page, which also covers the regional synoptic patterns that affect Narrikup.