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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Southern Pulse Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Beaumont Hills in Sydney’s north-west will see the conditions shown in the live forecast above, with temperatures typical of the inland Rouse Hill and Kellyville corridor. The suburb sits roughly 35 kilometres north-west of the city centre, where the Hawkesbury River influences local humidity and cloud cover.
What conditions can you expect today and this week?
The live forecast above provides today’s highs, lows and chance of rain. Like much of the Hills District, Beaumont Hills often runs a few degrees warmer than Sydney’s coastal suburbs, especially on summer afternoons when westerly winds push heat across the plains. Overnight temperatures can drop quickly under clear skies, so a jacket is handy from autumn through spring.
How does Beaumont Hills compare to nearby towns?
Beaumont Hills shares a similar climate to Sydney weather patterns, but its inland position means less sea‑breeze moderation. Penrith weather, just 15 kilometres west, often runs hotter in summer, while Beaumont Hills tends to be slightly cooler. The suburb’s elevation (about 60 metres) also helps reduce morning fog compared with lower‑lying areas.
What is the best time to visit Beaumont Hills?
Spring (September to November) brings mild days and lower humidity, ideal for exploring the nearby Cattai National Park. Autumn is also pleasant, though mornings can be chilly.
Does Beaumont Hills get frost in winter?
Frost is occasional on calm, clear winter mornings, especially in low‑lying pockets near Second Ponds Creek. It typically melts by mid‑morning.
How should I prepare for bushfire season?
Beaumont Hills lies in a bushfire‑prone area. Stay across local fire danger ratings and have a plan. The Severe Weather Warning page provides real‑time alerts.