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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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Ourimbah’s weather today, as shown in the live forecast above, reflects the Central Coast’s blend of coastal humidity and inland valley conditions, generally mild with a chance of afternoon showers typical of the region.
What drives Ourimbah’s daily weather?
Situated between the Pacific Ocean and the Watagan Mountains, Ourimbah sits in a coastal-inland transition zone. Sea breezes often moderate summer afternoons, while winter nights can cool sharply in the valley. The live forecast above captures the day’s balance of cloud, wind and rain risk.
How does Ourimbah compare to Sydney weather?
Ourimbah is about 80 kilometres north of Sydney and generally 1–2°C cooler, especially overnight. While Sydney weather is heavily moderated by the harbour, Ourimbah’s inland valley can produce isolated fog and more variable winds. For medium-range planning, check the ourimbah weather 14 day outlook from the live feed above.
Does Ourimbah get much rain?
Yes, Ourimbah averages about 1,300 mm annually, with June and July the wettest months. Rain often arrives as persistent winter drizzle or summer afternoon storms moving in from the coast. The live forecast above shows today’s chance of rain.
Where can I see live ourimbah weather radar?
The nearest Bureau of Meteorology radar is at Terrey Hills (Sydney), which covers the Central Coast. For a zoomed view, ourimbah weather radar loops are available on BOM’s site and third-party apps, though local terrain can cause shadows.
How does ourimbah weather compare to melbourne weather?
Ourimbah is far more humid and wet than melbourne weather, with milder winters and warmer, stickier summers. Melbourne experiences four distinct seasons with drier summers and colder, windy winters, while Ourimbah’s pattern is subtropical.