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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Australian News Desk Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Sydney’s monthly weather shifts from warm, humid summers in January and February to mild, crisp winters in June and July, with the live forecast above showing your current conditions for the Harbour City.
What is Sydney’s typical weather by month?
Sydney enjoys a subtropical climate, meaning warm summers and cool winters. January and February are the hottest months, often reaching 26–30°C, while July is the coolest, averaging 8–17°C. The wettest period is through autumn (March to May), with June typically seeing the most rain. Spring months like October and November offer pleasant, warming temperatures ideal for outdoor activities. For a broader look, check our Australia weather hub or compare with Melbourne weather.
How does Sydney weather compare month to month?
If you’re planning ahead, you may want a severe weather warning check for summer storms. For long-range planning, a 28 day weather forecast Sydney can help, but seasonal trends are more reliable. Sydney temperature by month Celsius averages show February as the hottest (around 26°C) and July the coolest (around 13°C). Those curious about weather in Sydney in October November will find spring mild and sunny, while a 3 month weather forecast Sydney AccuWeather offers a general outlook. For precise official data, refer to the Bureau of Meteorology.
What is the weather in Sydney in February 2026 expected to be?
Long-range forecasts for february weather sydney 2026 will be more accurate closer to the date. Typically, February is hot and humid, with average highs around 26°C and occasional thunderstorms. Check the live forecast above for the latest outlook.
Is Melbourne weather by month very different from Sydney?
Yes. Melbourne is cooler year-round, with summer averages around 25°C and winter around 14°C. It’s also more variable, with sudden changes, while Sydney is more consistently warm. See our Melbourne weather page for details.
Can I use a 28 day weather forecast Sydney for planning?
Yes, a 28 day weather forecast Sydney gives a reliable trend for temperature and rain chances, but accuracy drops after two weeks. For specific events, check the live forecast above closer to the date.