Adelaide Shivers Through One of Its Coldest Mornings Yet
So, let’s talk about this winter in Adelaide — because, honestly, it has really been something else. If you were out and about early in the morning recently, chances are you felt that bone-chilling air that made you question every life decision leading you outdoors. Monday morning, June 30th, was particularly brutal. Adelaide woke up to what felt like an icy slap in the face — temperatures across the plains were hovering just above freezing. In fact, Parafield Airport recorded a teeth-chattering low of just 0.8 degrees Celsius.
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Now, if you're a local, you know it gets cold here, but this level of cold had everyone talking. On ABC Radio Adelaide’s Adelaide Breakfast program, Jules Schiller didn't hold back. He described it as “colder than an undertaker’s smile” — and honestly, could there be a more chilling (and strangely poetic) way to put it? It’s one of those lines that sticks with you, perfectly summing up just how biting the air felt that morning.
Troy Sincock, the ABC’s ever-adventurous roving reporter, added his own colourful take. He described the morning as “invigorating,” although he admitted that he could think of “plenty of other expletives” to describe the experience — ones that probably couldn’t be aired live. That’s the kind of morning it was: the kind that tests your patience, your wardrobe, and your car’s ability to defrost.
To top it all off, the cold snap was so significant that it even inspired one resident to build a miniature snowman — yes, a snowman — from the frost that collected. That image, shared on Instagram, really captured the vibe: surreal, a little whimsical, but unmistakably freezing.
So if you’ve been bundling up with extra layers, sipping more hot coffee than usual, or just grumbling about the wind chill on your morning commute, you’re definitely not alone. This is Adelaide’s winter at full force — a reminder that even in a city better known for its dry heat and long summers, winter can still make a dramatic entrance. Whether you call it invigorating, shocking, or just plain “cold as,” there’s no denying it: this winter morning will be one for the local weather books.
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