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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Down Under Brief Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
Check the live forecast above before heading out in Beverly Hills — this Sydney suburb sees mild, often sunny conditions year round, with a coastal influence that keeps temperatures moderate.
What is Beverly Hills weather like today and this week?
Beverly Hills, a suburb in Sydney’s south-west, sits about 15 kilometres from the coast, so the live forecast above reflects a mix of inland and sea breezes. Expect typical summer highs around 26–28°C in January, with winter lows near 8–10°C in July. For a detailed breakdown, check Sydney Weather for regional trends.
How does the weather change by month in Beverly Hills?
January is the warmest month, with average maximums of 27°C, while July sees the coolest, around 17°C. Rain peaks in autumn, especially March and April, with around 100–120 millimetres monthly. For hourly updates, see the Australia weather hub for real-time data.
Does Beverly Hills get extreme heat?
Yes, but rarely. Summer heatwaves can push temperatures above 40°C, though the coastal influence usually moderates it. Check Severe Weather Warning for alerts.
Is Beverly Hills weather good for a 15-day trip?
Generally, yes. The suburb’s mild climate means most days are fine for outdoor plans, but pack a light jacket for evenings in winter. Use the live forecast above for 15-day outlooks.
How does rainfall compare to nearby suburbs?
Beverly Hills gets roughly 900–1000 millimetres annually, similar to Sydney averages. Autumn sees the most frequent showers, while spring is often drier.