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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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Check the live forecast above before heading out on the Hawkesbury River, as Mooney Mooney’s weather can shift quickly with coastal and inland influences. This riverside settlement, just north of Gosford, often sees conditions mirroring those of nearby Sydney weather but with local variations from the water.
What drives Mooney Mooney’s weather today?
Mooney Mooney sits on the Hawkesbury River, where sea breezes from the coast meet the sheltered valley. The live forecast above shows today’s temperature and wind, which can be a few degrees cooler than inland suburbs. Rain often arrives from the east, so keep an eye on the hourly breakdown for sudden showers.
How do tides affect Mooney Mooney?
Mooney Mooney tides influence both fishing and boating conditions on the Hawkesbury. The live forecast above doesn’t show tides, but check Australia weather hub for local tide charts. High tide can flood low-lying riverside areas, especially during king tides in summer.
Is Mooney Mooney weather the same as Sydney weather?
Not exactly. Mooney Mooney is about 50 kilometres north of Sydney, and its river valley often traps cooler air overnight. While Sydney weather is moderated by the coast, Mooney Mooney can be 2–3°C cooler in winter mornings.
Where can I find Mooney Mooney weather BOM data?
The Bureau of Meteorology provides official observations for Mooney Mooney via its Gosford and Mangrove Mountain stations. For the most accurate severe weather warning updates, use the BOM website directly.
Does Mooney Mooney get the same rain as Wollongong?
No. Brisbane weather and Wollongong weather differ due to geography. Mooney Mooney receives less orographic rain than Wollongong, but more than inland areas like Penrith, averaging about 1,200 millimetres annually.