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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.
Gloucester in northern New South Wales is experiencing conditions as shown in the live forecast above, with a mix of sunny periods and possible afternoon showers typical of this inland town at the edge of the Barrington Tops.
What drives Gloucester’s day-to-day weather?
Gloucester sits in a valley on the Manning River, about 40 kilometres west of the coast. Its weather is shaped by both coastal easterlies and ranges to the north and west. During summer, heat buids inland and can trigger afternoon storms, while winter brings crisp mornings and mild, sunny days. The live forecast above gives the most up‑to‑date indication of any changes from these patterns.
What weather hazards affect the area?
Flooding is the main concern when the Manning River rises after heavy rain. The Bureau of Meteorology provides flood warnings and a dedicated weather gloucester nsw radar loop for tracking rain bands. Severe thunderstorms occasionally sweep through from the Tablelands, and the region can be cut off by rising creeks. For broader warnings, check our severe weather warning page.
Where can I find the 10‑day or 28‑day forecast for Gloucester?
For a weather in gloucester new south wales 10 days outlook, the Bureau of Meteorology website offers an extended forecast. Some services also provide a 28 day weather forecast gloucester nsw, though these are less accurate beyond a week. Always cross‑check with the live forecast above.
Does BOM have a 14‑day forecast for Gloucester?
The BOM official forecast covers 7 days. For a gloucester nsw weather 14 days bom view, you can combine two weekly outlooks. WeatherZone and Elders often present 14‑day summaries, but trust the Bureau for the most reliable short‑term data.
What is the nearest weather radar to Gloucester?
The nearest operational radar is at Kempsey (about 100 km north) and Newcastle (120 km south). For local storm tracking, use the weather gloucester nsw radar page on our site, which aggregates BOM radar images for the region.
For a state‑wide perspective, visit the Australia weather hub or compare with conditions in Sydney and other coastal centres.