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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Australia Data Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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The live forecast above shows current conditions for Crows Nest, a leafy north‑shore suburb of Sydney. Expect a mild temperate climate with warm summers and cool winters, typical of the region. This page gives you the key details you’ll need.
What to expect from Crows Nest weather across the seasons
Summers are warm and often humid, with occasional afternoon thunderstorms, while winters are cool with crisp mornings. If you’re after a crows nest weather 14 day forecast, keep in mind that longer‑range outlooks are best used for spotting trends rather than exact daily plans. For immediate decisions, the crows nest weather hourly forecast is more reliable. The crows nest weather radar from the Bureau of Meteorology is handy for tracking rain bands as they move over the region.
How to stay updated on Crows Nest weather
Start with the live forecast above, then check the crows nest weather bom page for official warnings and detailed observations. The crows nest weather hourly breakdown is useful for planning your day, especially if you’re commuting into the city. For broader context, our Sydney weather page covers the entire metropolitan area, and the Australia weather hub gives you access to forecasts nationwide.
What is the best time to visit Crows Nest?
Autumn (March–May) offers mild temperatures and less rainfall than summer, making it ideal for exploring the village’s cafes, boutiques and nearby parks like St Leonards Park.
Does the weather affect outdoor activities in Crows Nest?
Generally mild, but summer thunderstorms can disrupt plans. Check the crows nest weather radar on the BOM website for real‑time updates before heading out.
How reliable is the 14-day forecast for Crows Nest?
Long‑range forecasts give a useful trend but can shift. For day‑to‑day plans, rely more on the hourly forecast and the latest radar images, which are more accurate at short range.