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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.
Check the live forecast above to see what Eastwood has in store for you today—then decide whether to toss a rain jacket in the bag or enjoy the sunshine. This page gives you the full picture for this leafy Sydney suburb, from hourly shifts to the longer outlook.
What makes Eastwood’s weather tick?
Eastwood sits in Sydney’s northern suburbs, about 17 kilometres from the city centre, so its weather mirrors the broader weather Sydney pattern: warm summers, mild winters, and rain spread fairly evenly through the year. The live forecast above reflects conditions from the Bureau of Meteorology, showing how the current system – often a coastal trough or a high-pressure ridge – affects your afternoon plans. For a finer detail, check the eastwood weather hourly breakdown in the live panel to see when the breeze picks up or a shower might pass.
What about the next couple of days?
The eastwood weather forecast 14 days (available in the live panel) gives you a broad sense of trends, but pay closest attention to the first three days – that’s where models are most reliable. If you’re wondering about weather in eastwood tomorrow, the forecast above already has that covered, including the likely temperature range and chance of rain.
Does Eastwood get much rain?
Yes, it’s fairly wet. Annual rainfall averages around 1,100 mm, with no strong dry season. Late summer and autumn often bring the heaviest falls from east-coast lows.
How hot does summer get?
January’s average maximum is about 27 °C, but occasional heatwaves can push temperatures into the high 30s. The live forecast above will alert you to any extreme heat days.
Where can I find a reliable 14‑day outlook?
The eastwood weather forecast 14 days in the live panel is based on the latest BOM model runs. Keep in mind that confidence drops beyond day 5, so treat the second week as a trend, not a guarantee.
For the big picture across the country, visit our Australia weather hub or check the latest conditions in Sydney Weather.