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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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Cammeray’s weather today, based on the live forecast above, shows a mild, partly cloudy day with a light seabreeze developing from the harbour. As a North Shore suburb tucked against Middle Harbour, Cammeray often feels cooler than inland suburbs when the afternoon sea breeze arrives.
What is driving Cammeray’s weather today?
A broad ridge of high pressure over the Tasman Sea is directing a stable easterly flow across Sydney. This pattern keeps Cammeray mostly dry with patchy cloud, while the afternoon seabreeze from Middle Harbour tempers the heat. Neighbouring areas such as Manly and North Sydney are seeing similar conditions under this easterly influence.
How does Cammeray’s coastal position affect its forecast?
Sitting just two kilometres from the harbour, Cammeray benefits from maritime moderation. Summer maxima are typically 2–3°C lower than Parramatta or Penrith weather stations record, while winter minima are milder. For hourly details, Cammeray weather hourly charts from BOM Cammeray show the seabreeze onset around midday, dropping temperatures by 3–5°C within an hour.
Is Cammeray expecting rain this week?
Based on the current synoptic pattern, no significant rain is forecast for the next three days. A weak trough may brush the coast around Friday, bringing a slight chance of drizzle, but totals are likely below 1 mm.
How does Cammeray compare with Sydney weather?
Cammeray is typically 1–2°C cooler than the Sydney CBD due to its harbour-side location and tree cover. It also receives less extreme wind than coastal suburbs such as Manly.
Where can I check the latest BOM Cammeray observations?
The nearest official BOM automatic weather station is at Wedding Cake West on Sydney Harbour. Observations are also available via the BOM Sydney metropolitan page and Southern Pulse’s weather hub.