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Badgerys Creek Weather

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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Oz Reviewly Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.

🌦️17°C
Light drizzleBadgerys CreekFeels like 17° · Wind 16 km/h · Humidity 90%
UV 2 LowSunrise 06:24Sunset 17:33
Today🌦️18°11°💧96%
Wed🌦️20°11°💧93%
Thu🌦️18°10°💧47%
Fri19°💧0%
Sat☁️19°💧2%
Sun☁️19°11°💧2%
Mon🌤️21°💧0%

Live data from Open-Meteo · updates automatically ·

Check the live forecast above before heading to Badgerys Creek airport or planning outdoor work. Being inland from Sydney, this area runs hotter in summer and cooler overnight in winter than the coast, so conditions can shift quickly.

What makes Badgerys Creek weather different from the city?

Badgerys Creek sits about 50 kilometres west of the Sydney CBD. That inland position means you lose the moderating effect of the ocean. Summer afternoons regularly push higher than what the eastern suburbs see, and winter mornings often drop low enough for frost. The badgerys creek airport site itself is exposed, so wind can be a factor year-round.

What should you expect across the seasons?

Hot, dry summer days are common, with the occasional thunderstorm building in from the west during the afternoon. Autumn and spring offer the most reliable weather for outdoor work. Winter brings cold, clear mornings and mild afternoons. For a more detailed breakdown, check the badgerys creek weather 14 day forecast or the badgerys creek weather hourly data. For broader conditions across the region, see our main Sydney Weather page or the Australia weather hub.

LocationWestern Sydney, NSW, 50 km west of CBD
Summer average max29°C
Winter average min4°C
Annual rainfall780 mm
How does Badgerys Creek weather compare with sydney weather?

Badgerys Creek is consistently hotter in summer and cooler in winter than the Sydney CBD. Coastal suburbs stay milder due to the sea breeze, while Badgerys Creek lacks that relief. Overnight lows in winter can be 5°C colder than at Observatory Hill.

Does Badgerys Creek get severe storms?

Yes. Western Sydney sees some of the state’s most intense thunderstorms during spring and summer. Hail, damaging wind and heavy rain are possible. Keep an eye on the Severe Weather Warning page when storms are forecast.

When is the best time to visit the area?

Autumn (March to May) and spring (September to November) offer the most comfortable conditions. Days are warm but not extreme, and rainfall is moderate. Summer can be uncomfortably hot for outdoor activity, especially between December and February.