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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Australia Watch Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
Check the live forecast above for current conditions in Sydney. Expect a mild day with partly cloudy skies and a light sea breeze; the main story is stable air with no immediate threat of storms.
What does the Sydney weather radar show now?
The Bureau of Meteorology’s Sydney weather radar currently shows clear skies over the city and most suburbs, with only a few patches of thin cloud drifting eastward. No significant rainfall is detected within 200 kilometres, so the afternoon will remain dry. For early risers, a shallow coastal trough may bring a brief mist near the harbour, but it will clear by mid-morning. Tomorrow’s outlook is similar – mostly sunny with a light south-easterly flow – so if you are planning outdoor activities, the weather in Sydney tomorrow will be just as calm.
What about the longer outlook?
The weather in Sydney 10 days from now points to a gradual warming trend as a ridge of high pressure settles over the Tasman Sea. Daytime temperatures are expected to climb a few degrees above the seasonal average by the end of the week, though a weak trough might brush the coast on day seven, bringing a moderate chance of light showers. No severe weather warnings are current for the region, but it is always wise to check the radar again before any weekend plans.
Is it going to rain today in Sydney?
No. The live forecast and radar show dry air across the region. Only a few patches of high cloud are present, and no rain-bearing systems are approaching the coast until at least Thursday.
What is the chance of a thunderstorm this afternoon?
Very low, below 5%. The atmosphere is stable without the heat or moisture needed to trigger storms. You can safely leave the umbrella at home, but a light jacket is advisable for the evening sea breeze.
When will the temperature drop this week?
A cool change may arrive late on Friday as a trough moves offshore, knocking daytime highs back by 3–4 degrees. Until then, mild and settled conditions continue across the Sydney weather region.
Sources
For a broader picture of conditions across the country, visit our Australia weather hub, or check current warnings on the severe weather warning page.