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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Coast Pulse Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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If you’re planning a trip across the city or just a day out in the park, check the live forecast above. Earlwood sits in a valley along the Cooks River, so mornings can be cooler and fog can linger. Afternoons often feel a few degrees warmer than the nearest BOM station at Sydney Airport, especially in summer.
When should you visit Earlwood?
Autumn (March–May) and spring (September–November) are the pick of the seasons. You’ll get mild, settled days with lower humidity and fewer school-holiday crowds. Summer can be hot and humid, but the Cooks River corridor offers some relief. Winter is cool and often overcast, but mostly dry – a decent escape from southern cold snaps. For a broader view of Sydney weather, check our main page.
What to pack for Earlwood weather
Even in summer, evenings can turn cool, so bring a light jacket or fleece. In winter, a warm coat and layers are essential. Sun protection is needed year-round – the UV index can be high even on cloudy days. If you’re walking the bike path or playing golf, pack a water bottle and insect repellent for warmer months.
Is Earlwood prone to flooding?
Yes – low-lying areas near the Cooks River can flood after heavy rain. Check severe weather warnings and never drive through floodwaters.
How does Earlwood weather differ from the Sydney CBD?
Earlwood is often 1–2°C cooler in the morning due to its valley position, but can be slightly warmer in the afternoon. Humidity levels are similar.
Where can I get a 14‑day forecast for Earlwood?
The BOM provides a detailed forecast for Sydney, covering Earlwood. For a weather in earlwood 10 days or earlwood weather 14 day forecast, Weatherzone offers extended outlooks. The earlwood weather radar shows incoming showers, and earlwood weather bom remains the official source.