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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 before heading out in Glendale today, as conditions can shift quickly with coastal influences. This page gives you a clear, local snapshot so you can plan your day with confidence.

What is the weather like in Glendale right now?

Glendale, a suburb of Newcastle in NSW, typically experiences a mild coastal climate. The live forecast above shows current temperature, humidity, and wind details. For a more detailed view of the coming hours, check the Australia weather hub or the Sydney Weather page for regional patterns.

What should I expect for the week ahead?

The 14-day outlook for Glendale is influenced by sea breezes and occasional troughs. For a precise glendale weather 14 day forecast, review the live data above, which updates regularly. If you need hour-by-hour planning, the glendale weather hourly breakdown is your best bet for timing outdoor activities.

LocationGlendale, NSW, Australia
ClimateHumid subtropical, mild winters
Avg summer max27–29°C
Avg winter min7–9°C
Does Glendale get severe weather?

Yes, like much of coastal NSW, Glendale can experience severe thunderstorms, heavy rain, and east coast lows. Always check the Severe Weather Warning page for active alerts.

Can I see the Glendale weather radar?

Yes, the glendale weather radar is available via the Bureau of Meteorology. It shows real-time rainfall and storm movement, which is especially useful for tracking showers moving in from the coast.

Is Glendale a good place to see the aurora?

While rare, strong solar storms can make the aurora visible from Glendale. For local chances, search glendale aurora updates, but clear skies and low light pollution are essential.