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The live forecast above shows current conditions at Macquarie Links, a suburb in Sydney’s southwest. Its weather closely follows the broader Sydney pattern but with inland influences – expect slightly hotter summer days and cooler winter nights than coastal areas.
What is the typical weather pattern for Macquarie Links?
Macquarie Links sits in a temperate climate zone with distinct seasons. Summers (December–February) bring warm to hot days, often reaching the high 20s Celsius, with occasional afternoon thunderstorms. Winters (June–August) are mild and relatively dry, with daytime highs around 17°C and overnight lows that can drop to 5°C. The area receives moderate rainfall spread fairly evenly through the year, though late summer and early autumn tend to be the wettest periods. For those checking Sydney weather, Macquarie Links is usually a degree or two warmer in summer and cooler in winter due to its inland position.
How does the local geography affect conditions at Macquarie Links?
The suburb is located on the Cumberland Plain, about 40 kilometres south-west of the Sydney CBD. Its elevation of roughly 50 metres means it lacks the moderating effect of the coast, so temperature swings between day and night are more pronounced. The nearby Georges River and surrounding bushland can also influence local humidity and fog development, particularly in autumn and winter mornings. Players at Macquarie Links Golf course often find early tee times affected by dew or light fog, which typically clears by mid-morning.
Does Macquarie Links get fog often?
Yes, fog is common on autumn and winter mornings, especially after rain or clear nights. It usually forms in the early hours and burns off by late morning. The golf course is particularly prone to it due to low-lying areas near the river.
How does the weather affect Macquarie Links Golf?
Summer heat can make afternoon play uncomfortable, so many golfers prefer morning rounds. Winter mornings may bring frost or fog, delaying starts. Spring and autumn offer the most consistent conditions for the course.
Is Macquarie Links weather the same as central Sydney?
Not exactly. Being inland, Macquarie Links is often 1–3°C warmer in summer and cooler in winter. It also receives slightly less coastal breeze, so humidity can feel higher on still days. For the broader picture, check the Australia weather hub.