New South Wales Weather Forecast & Warnings
Comprehensive weather forecasts, warnings, and climate information for New South Wales, Australia.
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New South Wales Climate Overview
New South Wales features diverse climates ranging from subtropical in the north to temperate along the coast and alpine conditions in the Snowy Mountains. Sydney enjoys a temperate climate with warm summers and mild winters. The western regions experience semi-arid to arid conditions with hot summers and cold winters.
Current Weather Warnings
Seasonal Weather Patterns
summer
Warm to hot temperatures with occasional heatwaves. Thunderstorms common in afternoons. East coast lows can bring heavy rain and dangerous surf.
autumn
Pleasant temperatures with decreasing rainfall. Bushfire season often extends into early autumn. Spectacular autumn colours in the Blue Mountains.
winter
Cool to cold with snow in alpine regions. Coastal areas remain mild. Frost common inland. Peak ski season June-August.
spring
Variable conditions with warming temperatures. Severe thunderstorm season begins. Wildflower season in western NSW.
Common Weather Events
Popular NSW Locations
View AllHistorical Weather Records
Hottest Recorded
49.8°C
Menindee
10 January 1939
Coldest Recorded
-23°C
Charlotte Pass
29 June 1994
Wettest Day
689mm
Dorrigo
12 February 1954
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Weather forecasts for cities, towns, and regions across New South Wales.
26°C Summer
Average summer maximum. Winter averages 17°C.
250mm (west) to 1500mm (coast)
Annual rainfall varies significantly across different regions.