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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Southern Pulse Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Warrawee’s weather today is shaped by the same coastal trough that sits over Sydney’s Upper North Shore — the live forecast above shows the current conditions. Spring here brings mild days and cool nights, typical of a temperate climate moderated by the nearby coast and bushland.
What does “coastal temperate” mean for Warrawee?
The suburb lies around 15 kilometres inland, so ocean breezes are gentle but still keep temperatures from extremes. Summer afternoons often reach the high 20s Celsius, while winter minima can drop to 4–7°C. Rainfall is fairly even year-round, with a slight peak in autumn.
How do local landforms affect Warrawee’s weather?
Warrawee sits on a ridge in the Lane Cove Valley catchment, which means fog and frost are less common than in the lower valleys. Afternoon thunderstorms can develop when moist air is forced upward over the surrounding national park. For real-time detail, check warrawee weather hourly on the live feed above or search for weatherzone warrawee. For the broader sydney weather outlook, visit our Sydney Weather page; national trends are covered on the Australia weather hub.
Does Warrawee get much wind?
Not typically. Strong westerlies can funnel through the corridor from the Blue Mountains, but the suburb’s tree cover usually provides shelter. The live forecast above gives current wind speed and direction.
Is Warrawee prone to flash flooding?
Low-lying areas near the Lane Cove River may see minor flooding after heavy rain, but most of Warrawee’s residential streets are on higher ground. Check local warnings during storms.
Where can I find an hourly forecast for Warrawee?
The live forecast above includes a detailed hour-by-hour breakdown. You can also search for “warrawee weather hourly” on Weatherzone or the Bureau of Meteorology site for radar and satellite views.