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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.
Summer Hill, in Sydney’s inner-west between Ashfield and Haberfield, is looking at a mild day with the live forecast above showing a high in the low twenties Celsius and partly cloudy skies, a typical autumn pattern for this leafy suburb.
What is the weather like in Summer Hill today?
Based on the live forecast above, Summer Hill is experiencing a settled autumn day. The inner-west location, sheltered from coastal breezes by the city’s eastern suburbs, often sees slightly warmer afternoons than the Sydney CBD. The Bureau of Meteorology indicates a light north-easterly wind, keeping conditions comfortable for a walk along the green corridor of Long Park or a trip to the village shops.
Will it rain in Summer Hill tomorrow?
For those checking weather Summer Hill tomorrow, the outlook suggests a low chance of a shower. The live forecast above will update with the overnight minimum and any shift in wind direction. Given the current synoptic chart, a weak trough may brush the coast, but Summer Hill’s inland position usually means less rainfall than suburbs closer to the harbour.
Is Summer Hill affected by coastal fog?
Rarely. Summer Hill sits about 8 kilometres inland from the coast, so sea fog usually burns off before reaching the suburb. However, on calm winter mornings, light valley fog can form along the Cooks River corridor, clearing by mid-morning.
How does Summer Hill compare to weather Ashfield?
Summer Hill and Ashfield share a very similar climate, being adjacent suburbs. Both experience the same temperature range and rainfall patterns. The main difference is that Summer Hill’s tree canopy can make it feel slightly cooler on hot afternoons.
Where can I find the latest weather Sydney updates?
For the broader region, check our Sydney Weather page for city-wide forecasts and warnings. The Bureau of Meteorology also provides official observations for the Sydney area, including Summer Hill.