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Hurlstone Park is looking at a mild, partly cloudy day with the live forecast above showing a comfortable top around the mid-twenties — perfect for a stroll along the Cooks River or a coffee at one of the local cafes.
What’s driving today’s weather in Hurlstone Park?
A high-pressure system sitting over the Tasman Sea is keeping conditions stable across Sydney’s inner-west. Light easterly winds are drawing in a touch of coastal moisture, which explains the patchy cloud. You won’t need an umbrella, but a light jacket might come in handy if you’re out early or late.
How does Hurlstone Park compare to the rest of Sydney?
Being about 10 kilometres from the coast, Hurlstone Park tends to be a degree or two warmer than Bondi or Coogee in the afternoon. The suburb’s position near the Cooks River also means it can feel a little more humid on still days, but today’s breeze should keep things fresh. For a broader look at conditions across the city, check our Sydney Weather page.
Is it going to rain in Hurlstone Park today?
No significant rain is expected. The live forecast above shows only a slim chance of a light shower, mainly due to the stable high-pressure system keeping most of the moisture at bay.
What’s the UV index like in Hurlstone Park?
UV levels are moderate to high during the middle of the day. If you’re heading out, slap on some SPF30+ sunscreen and wear a hat — the cloud cover won’t block all the rays.
Will the wind pick up this afternoon?
Easterly winds are expected to stay light, around 10–15 km/h. They might freshen a touch near the river, but nothing strong enough to ruin outdoor plans.
Sources
For more weather across Australia, visit our Australia weather hub. If you’re planning a trip to another capital, our Melbourne Weather and Brisbane Weather pages have you covered. Stay across any developing storms on our Severe Weather Warning page.