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Weather Wollongong Nsw

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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.

Wollongong, on the Illawarra coast south of Sydney, is in for a mild day with the live forecast above showing partly cloudy skies and a light sea breeze. No rain is expected for the next few hours, making it a fine afternoon for a coastal walk.

## How Long Does This Weather Pattern Last?

The current high-pressure system sitting over the Tasman Sea is keeping Wollongong dry and settled until early next week. The live forecast above indicates temperatures staying near seasonal averages, with afternoon sea breezes keeping the coastal strip a few degrees cooler than inland suburbs like Dapto. A trough may brush the south coast by Tuesday, but for now the outlook remains stable across the 7 day weather forecast Wollongong.

## What Should You Watch Out For?

  • Morning cloudbanks over Mount Keira and the escarpment can linger until late morning before clearing.
  • UV index will be moderate to high around midday – slip on a hat if you are heading to North Wollongong Beach.
  • Wind shifts: a north-easterly in the morning turns south-easterly by evening.
Location34.42°S, 150.89°E (Illawarra coast)
Elevation25 metres
Typical summer max26°C (February)
Typical winter min8°C (July)

## Frequently Asked Questions

How accurate is the weather in Wollongong 10 days forecast?

Extended forecasts are reliable for broad trends but can shift. For Wollongong, the 7‑day outlook from the Bureau of Meteorology is more dependable than a 10‑day projection, especially when a coastal trough is possible.

Will it rain in Wollongong tomorrow?

Based on the live forecast above and current satellite imagery, tomorrow looks dry with only a 5% chance of a light shower near the escarpment. Check the 28 day weather forecast Wollongong for longer‑range patterns, but short‑term models show no significant rainfall.

What causes Wollongong’s sea fog?

Sea fog forms when warm, moist air from the Tasman Sea moves over the cooler coastal waters, often in autumn and winter. It can obscure visibility near Port Kembla and the harbour, but usually burns off by mid‑morning.

## Sources

For broader coverage, see the Australia weather hub or check conditions in Sydney Weather and Melbourne Weather. If storms develop, visit the Severe Weather Warning page. For longer outlooks, the Wollongong weather forecast 21 days and 28 day weather forecast Wollongong are available on our regional desk.