Weather atlas / Local forecast

New South Wales

-32.00° latitude / 147.00° longitude

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Current conditions

Partly cloudy
26°C
Feels like 28°C · Partly cloudy
Humidity
69%
Wind
12 km/h NNE
Pressure
1010 hPa
UV Index
0.1 Low
Cloud Cover
45%
Precipitation
0 mm
Sunrise
6:16 AM
Sunset
7:37 PM
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What to expect today in New South Wales

Right now in New South Wales it's 26°C with partly cloudy. Today's high should reach 30°C with an overnight low near 16°C. No significant precipitation is expected over the next several hours. Tomorrow looks similar, with highs near 29°C with overcast.

Next 25 Hours

Now
Partly cloudy
26°C
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20:00
Partly cloudy
24°C
·
21:00
Partly cloudy
23°C
·
22:00
Partly cloudy
22°C
·
23:00
Partly cloudy
22°C
·
00:00
Partly cloudy
21°C
·
01:00
Fog
20°C
·
02:00
Mainly clear
19°C
·
03:00
Clear sky
19°C
·
04:00
Clear sky
18°C
·
05:00
Clear sky
17°C
·
06:00
Clear sky
16°C
·
07:00
Clear sky
16°C
·
08:00
Clear sky
18°C
·
09:00
Clear sky
21°C
·
10:00
Clear sky
23°C
·
11:00
Clear sky
25°C
·
12:00
Clear sky
27°C
·
13:00
Clear sky
28°C
·
14:00
Clear sky
29°C
·
15:00
Clear sky
30°C
·
16:00
Partly cloudy
30°C
·
17:00
Overcast
29°C
·
18:00
Overcast
28°C
·
19:00
Overcast
27°C
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About New South Wales

New South Wales is a region of Australia. Major cities in and around New South Wales include Dubbo, Orange, Griffith, Bathurst and Blue Mountains. Browse current weather, forecasts, and climate data for cities across New South Wales.

New South Wales experiences a temperate climate with distinct seasons, featuring warm, humid summers and mild winters. Temperatures range from about 10 degrees Celsius in the coldest month to over 35 degrees Celsius in the hottest. Expect high humidity and variable rainfall throughout the year, with no snow.

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