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If you’re checking the live forecast above, Carnes Hill is looking at a typical south-west Sydney mix today, with the main story being the chance of a late shower and a top around the figure shown.
What’s driving the weather in Carnes Hill today?
Carnes Hill sits in Sydney’s south-west, so its weather is shaped by the same westerly winds and coastal troughs that influence the broader Sydney weather pattern. As the live forecast above indicates, you can expect a warm morning giving way to increasing cloud, with the chance of a brief shower or thunderstorm developing during the afternoon as a weak trough moves through. Winds will be light north-easterly, turning west to south-westerly later.
Will it rain this afternoon?
There’s a moderate chance of a shower or thunderstorm from mid-afternoon, but don’t cancel plans just yet. The best chance of rain is between 2pm and 6pm, with falls likely to be light and patchy. If you’re heading out, keep an eye on the Bureau of Meteorology’s radar for any sudden development.
Is Carnes Hill prone to storms?
Yes, like much of western Sydney, Carnes Hill can see afternoon thunderstorms in summer, especially when a trough pushes in from the west. They’re usually short-lived but can bring heavy downpours.
What’s the best time for outdoor plans?
Morning is your best bet. The live forecast above shows conditions will be fine early, with the storm risk ramping up from mid-afternoon. Aim to finish activities by lunchtime to stay dry.
How does Carnes Hill compare to the city?
Carnes Hill is typically a couple of degrees warmer than the Sydney CBD, thanks to its inland position. It also tends to see fewer coastal showers but more afternoon storm activity in summer.