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Sydney Weather Next Week

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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.

🌤️17°C
Mainly clearSydneyFeels like 15° · Wind 16 km/h · Humidity 75%
UV 5 ModerateSunrise 06:29Sunset 17:27
Today☁️18°💧22%
Thu🌦️21°10°💧6%
Fri🌦️20°13°💧57%
Sat🌦️19°11°💧19%
Sun🌦️18°11°💧49%
Mon22°10°💧16%
Tue🌦️20°15°💧55%

Live data from Open-Meteo · updates automatically ·

Plan for a mixed bag next week in Sydney, with the live forecast above showing a few showers likely early in the week before a drier, milder pattern settles in from midweek. The coastal trough driving the instability should weaken by Wednesday, making way for more typical autumn conditions across the harbour city.

What is driving Sydney’s weather next week?

A slow-moving trough off the New South Wales coast will keep a chance of showers over Sydney on Monday and Tuesday, particularly in the eastern suburbs near Bondi and Coogee. By Wednesday, a ridge of high pressure extending from the Tasman Sea will push the trough away, bringing increasing sunshine and lighter winds. Looking at the weather sydney 14 days outlook, this high will likely linger into the following weekend, though a weak southerly change could brush the coast late in the week. For those checking the sydney weather forecast 30 days, the broader pattern suggests temperatures will hover near the autumn average, with no sustained heatwaves expected.

How will the temperature feel day to day?

Morning temperatures will dip into the mid-teens, with afternoon highs climbing to around 22–24°C from Wednesday onward. The 21 day weather forecast sydney indicates a slight warming trend into the third week, though nights may turn cooler as the high settles. The sydney weather 28 day forecast from the Bureau of Meteorology points to a typical autumn transition, with the bom 14 day forecast sydney currently showing a stable pattern after Wednesday. For those planning ahead, the 15 day sydney weather forecast 14 days and sydney weather 28 day forecast bom products both suggest no major rain events, just the occasional sea breeze keeping the coast fresh.

Next 7 days trendShowers early, then drier with sunnier afternoons from Wednesday
Expected high range20–24°C
Expected low range14–17°C
Wind influenceNortheasterly sea breezes strengthening from midweek
Will Sydney get heavy rain next week?

No heavy rain is expected. The early-week showers from the coastal trough will be light and patchy, with totals likely under 5 mm across most suburbs. The high-pressure ridge will keep conditions stable from Wednesday.

Is it a good week for a trip to the beach?

From Wednesday onward, yes. The sunnier afternoons and light northeasterly winds will make coastal spots like Manly and Bondi pleasant, though the water temperature is dropping into autumn so a wetsuit may be useful.

How accurate is the 14-day forecast for Sydney?

The bom 14 day forecast sydney is reliable for broad trends, but day-to-day details beyond seven days can shift. For next week, confidence is high for the midweek clearing, with lower confidence on the exact timing of the late-week southerly change.