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Today’s Weather Sydney

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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 for the most accurate, hour-by-hour conditions across the city, as Sydney’s coastal and harbour settings can shift the weather in a short distance. Today’s weather in Sydney hinges on the local seabreeze, so whether you are heading to Bondi or Parramatta, the timing of that change matters.

What is driving today’s weather over Sydney?

A broad high-pressure system sitting over the Tasman Sea is directing a gentle east-to-northeast flow across the New South Wales coast. This pattern keeps the skies partly cloudy through the morning, with the chance of a few light showers drifting in from the ocean later in the day. The live forecast above will show you exactly when the seabreeze strengthens, as that often triggers a brief, light shower near the coast while inland suburbs like Penrith stay mainly dry and a degree or two warmer.

How will the conditions affect my plans?

If you are planning outdoor activities, the morning window looks the most settled from about 7 am to midday. The seabreeze picks up around lunchtime, so beaches from Manly to Cronulla will feel that wind, but it also brings a fresher feel. For those checking a weather sydney 7 day forecast note that the moderate east-northeast swell keeps surf conditions rideable but choppy. The UV index will be moderate, so sunscreen is a smart idea even if the sun is hazy.

Max tempRefer to the live forecast above
WindNE/SE breeze 15–25 km/h, strengthening afternoon
Rain chanceLow (20%) near the coast, very low inland
Sunrise / SunsetCheck live data for today
Will today’s weather in Sydney be good for a run?

Yes, especially before 11 am when the air is cooler and the seabreeze is still light. The Australia weather hub shows the afternoon wind picks up, so those running along the harbour foreshore should plan for a gusty headwind on the return leg.

Is there any severe weather expected today?

No. The Bureau of Meteorology has no severe weather warnings current for the Sydney region. The high-pressure system keeps conditions stable, although coastal surf may build a little by evening. Check the Severe Weather Warning page if you are heading north toward the Hunter later in the week.

What does the weather sydney 14 days outlook show?

Longer-range models suggest a return to a more humid pattern next week, with a trough possibly deepening over inland NSW. For a quick check on weather in sydney tomorrow and the following days, the live forecast above is your most reliable short-term guide.