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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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Padstow’s weather from the live forecast above shows conditions typical for a late-summer afternoon in the Georges River corridor, with temperatures slightly warmer than coastal Manly or Wollongong. Expect a mild breeze off the river and partly cloudy skies through the evening.
What does the rest of the week look like for Padstow?
The live forecast above gives a reliable picture for the next few days, but if you need a longer view, check the Padstow weather 14 day outlook on your favourite weather site. Inland suburbs like Padstow often see a sharper dip overnight than Sydney’s CBD, so factor that into your plans.
How does Padstow compare with Revesby or Bankstown?
Revesby weather is nearly identical—both suburbs sit a few kilometres apart along the Georges River floodplain. Padstow Heights weather, being slightly elevated, may see a degree or two cooler in the evening. For broader context, Sydney weather across the basin is similar but the western suburbs tend to be a few degrees hotter in summer and cooler in winter.
Is there a severe weather warning for Padstow today?
Check the live forecast above for any current warnings – the Bureau of Meteorology issues watches for heavy rain, storms or heat. Padstow is inland enough to miss coastal gales but can get flash flooding from slow‑moving storm cells.
Where can I find Padstow weather hourly data?
The live forecast above provides an hourly breakdown for today. For more detail, services like Weatherzone and WillyWeather offer Padstow weather hourly graphs, covering temperature, wind, and rain‑chance through the day.
Does Padstow get much rain compared to Manly or Wollongong?
Padstow’s annual rainfall runs close to the Sydney average (about 1,200 mm). Manly weather, on the coast, tends to be slightly wetter due to sea‑breeze showers, while Wollongong weather can get more winter rain from east‑coast lows. The difference is marginal for day‑to‑day planning.
Sources
For broader coverage, see our Australia weather hub and Sydney Weather page. If you suspect severe conditions are developing, check Severe Weather Warning updates.