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Weather Near Parramatta Nsw

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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.

The weather near Parramatta NSW today is shown in the live forecast above. Conditions typically follow a humid subtropical pattern with warm summers and mild winters, moderated by distance from the coast.

What is the weather like in Parramatta right now?

Check the live forecast above for current temperature, wind and humidity near Parramatta. Readings can differ from Sydney’s coastal stations because Parramatta sits further inland, often producing slightly hotter summer days and cooler winter nights.

What should I expect for the coming days?

For the weather in Parramatta tomorrow, look to the live forecast for the next 24-hour details. If you need a longer outlook, the weather in Parramatta 10 days and the parramatta weather 14 days are both included in the extended part of the forecast above. For a broader trend, the parramatta weather 30 days shows the general pattern, though confidence drops beyond two weeks.

LocationWestern Sydney, about 23 kilometres west of the Sydney CBD
Climate zoneHumid subtropical (Köppen: Cfa) with warm summers and mild winters
Average January max28.4°C
Average July min5.2°C
Where can I find a reliable weather near Parramatta NSW forecast?

The Bureau of Meteorology is the official source. For quick daily checks, the live forecast on this page gives you up-to-date conditions and the next few days at a glance.

Does Parramatta get hotter than the Sydney coast?

Yes. Inland suburbs like Parramatta often reach 2–4°C higher than coastal Sydney on summer afternoons because sea breezes arrive later or not at all.

What is the wettest time of year near Parramatta?

Rainfall is spread fairly evenly, but late summer to early autumn (February–March) tends to be wettest due to humid easterly flows and occasional thunderstorms.

For the wider region, browse our Australia weather hub or the detailed Sydney Weather page.