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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.
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Colebee, in Sydney’s north-west growth corridor near Blacktown, will see a mix of sun and cloud today, with the live forecast above showing the current conditions. This late-summer pattern is typical for the area, which sits inland from the coast and often experiences warmer afternoons than the city centre.
What is driving Colebee’s weather today?
The region is under the influence of a broad high-pressure system over the Tasman Sea, drawing a light easterly breeze across western Sydney. This setup keeps mornings mild, with cloud building through the afternoon before clearing overnight. For the latest on any changes, check the Sydney weather page, which covers the broader metropolitan area.
How does Colebee’s inland location affect its forecast?
Being about 35 kilometres west of the coast, Colebee misses the full moderating effect of the sea breeze. This means summer days here can be a few degrees warmer than at Bondi, and winter nights are noticeably cooler. The Australia weather hub provides context for how inland suburbs like Colebee compare to coastal spots.
What is the 14-day outlook for Colebee?
The colebee weather 14 day forecast from the Bureau of Meteorology shows a stable pattern of warm days and mild nights, with a possible cool change late next week. Check the live forecast above for daily updates.
How does Colebee’s weather compare to Blacktown?
Colebee and blacktown weather are very similar, as both sit in the same inland basin. Colebee is slightly further north-west, so it can be a degree or two warmer on hot days, but the difference is minimal for most planning.
Will it rain in Colebee tomorrow?
The live forecast above gives the most accurate rain chance for weather colebee tomorrow. Currently, the high-pressure system suggests a dry day, with only a slight chance of an afternoon shower if a trough develops.