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Dural currently sees mild autumn conditions, with the live forecast above showing a typical late-summer transition. You can expect a mix of clear skies and afternoon cloud, with temperatures settling into a comfortable range for the Hills district.
What’s driving Dural’s weather this week?
A slow-moving high-pressure system over the Tasman Sea is keeping Dural mostly dry, though a coastal trough may bring a few afternoon showers. The weather in dural 10 days indicates a gradual cooling trend, with overnight temperatures dipping into single figures by midweek. If you’re checking dural weather hourly, expect the warmest part of the day around 2–3 pm, with a light easterly breeze. For a broader look at conditions across the state, visit our Severe Weather Warning page.
What about tomorrow and the radar?
For weather dural tomorrow, skies will be partly cloudy with a slight chance of a shower in the morning. The dural weather radar from Terrey Hills shows most activity staying east of the M7, so you can plan outdoor work with fair confidence. Looking further ahead, the dural weather 14 day forecast points to a return of drier, sunnier conditions next weekend, typical for early April in the Sydney Weather region.
What’s the best time to visit Dural this week?
Mid-morning to early afternoon is ideal, with temperatures in the low 20s Celsius and only a light breeze. By late afternoon, the easterly wind picks up, so pack a light jacket if staying out for sunset.
Is any severe weather expected for middle dural weather?
No, conditions remain benign. The middle dural weather outlook shows no storms or strong wind warnings, making it a straightforward week for gardening or local walks.
How does Dural’s climate compare to Sydney city?
Dural is about 200 metres higher than the CBD, so overnight lows are typically 2–3°C cooler. Daytime maxima are similar, but Dural often sees less coastal cloud.