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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Aussie Pulse Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Ravenswood, a historic gold-mining town in Western Australia’s Mid West region, typically experiences a semi-arid climate with hot summers and mild winters. The live forecast above shows the current conditions, giving you the most immediate snapshot of today’s weather.
What is the typical weather pattern for Ravenswood?
Ravenswood sits about 95 kilometres south-east of Perth, so its weather is influenced by the broader Perth weather patterns but with less coastal moderation. Summers (December to February) are hot and dry, with average maximums around 34°C, while winters (June to August) are mild and mostly sunny, with daytime highs near 18°C. Rainfall is low year-round, with most falls occurring between May and August.
How can I check the Ravenswood weather forecast for the next two weeks?
For planning ahead, the ravenswood weather 14 day forecast is a reliable tool. It provides a broad outlook for temperature trends and potential rain events, though accuracy decreases beyond seven days. Use it alongside the live forecast above for a complete picture.
Does Ravenswood get much rain?
No, Ravenswood is quite dry, averaging only about 300 millimetres of rain per year. Most rain falls in the cooler months, between May and August, with summer typically being very dry.
Is the Ravenswood weather radar useful for local conditions?
The ravenswood weather radar is best used by checking the Bureau of Meteorology’s radar for the Perth region, as Ravenswood itself does not have a dedicated radar. This gives a broad view of approaching systems.
How does Ravenswood compare to Perth weather?
Ravenswood is generally hotter and drier than Perth, especially in summer. Being inland, it misses the coastal sea breezes that keep Perth cooler, so summer days can feel significantly more intense.