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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.

Check the live forecast above before heading out, as conditions across Maryland and the broader Lake Macquarie area can shift quickly with inland breezes. This page gives you a plain-English rundown of what to expect today and in the days ahead.

What is the weather doing in Maryland right now?

Maryland, located about 15 kilometres west of Newcastle’s coast and near the western edge of Lake Macquarie, typically sees a mild coastal climate with occasional inland influences. The live forecast above shows current temperature, wind and any rain expected for the next few hours. For the most accurate picture, always refer to that real-time data rather than a fixed prediction.

Will it rain in Maryland this week?

Rain chances in Maryland are often driven by easterly troughs moving across the Hunter region. The live forecast above includes a seven-day outlook, so look for the rain probability and expected millimetres. If a severe thunderstorm is possible, check our severe weather warning page for updates.

LocationMaryland, NSW, 2287
RegionLake Macquarie / Hunter Valley
ClimateMild temperate, coastal influence
Nearest BOM stationNewcastle (Nobbys Head)
Does Maryland NSW get frost in winter?

Frost is uncommon in Maryland itself due to its proximity to Lake Macquarie and the coast. However, inland valleys west of the suburb can see light frost on clear winter mornings.

How far is Maryland from the beach?

Maryland is roughly 15 kilometres west of Newcastle’s surf beaches, such as Bar Beach and Merewether. A 20-minute drive east gets you to the coast.

Is Maryland affected by bushfire weather?

Yes, during summer hot north-westerly winds can raise fire danger. Always check the live forecast and local warnings if you live near bushland reserves.

For broader conditions across the state, visit our Australia weather hub or check the forecast for Sydney, Melbourne or Brisbane.