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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Coast Monitor Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
Mt Crawford weather is generally cooler and windier than central Adelaide, thanks to its elevated position in the Adelaide Hills. The live forecast above gives today’s conditions and the week ahead for this popular camping and bushwalking area.
How does elevation affect the weather?
Mt Crawford sits around 500 metres above sea level. Temperatures are often 2–4°C lower than Adelaide weather readings. Afternoon sea breezes can increase wind speeds, and in winter fog and frost are common. Rain tends to be higher than the city.
What should campers expect?
For mt crawford camping, always check the live forecast before heading out. Summer days can be warm, but nights cool quickly. Winter brings chilly nights and the chance of persistent drizzle. Bring layers, a warm sleeping bag and a rain jacket. The forest tracks can become muddy after wet weather.
Is Mt Crawford colder than Adelaide?
Yes, typically 2–4°C cooler due to higher elevation. The live forecast above shows the difference compared to Adelaide weather for the same day. Pack an extra layer even in summer.
Where can I find detailed Mt Crawford forecasts?
The Bureau of Meteorology provides official bom mt crawford data. For hourly wind and rain, willyweather mount crawford offers detailed charts. Both are linked in the sources below.
Are there severe weather warnings for this area?
Mt Crawford can experience strong wind warnings and severe thunderstorms in summer. Check the live forecast and the severe weather warning page for current alerts.