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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.
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Shooters Hill sits at about 900 metres elevation on the Oberon plateau, so temperatures are generally 5–8°C cooler than nearby Bathurst. Check the live forecast above for today’s actual readings and wind chill.
What is the typical weather for Shooters Hill?
Shooters Hill has a cool temperate climate. Summers are mild with maximums around 20°C, while winters drop below freezing most nights. Snowfalls are common from June to August, and the shooters hill snow cam often shows a white blanket after cold fronts. Frost can linger into late morning year-round.
How does Shooters Hill compare with Oberon and the surrounding area?
Oberon weather is similar but Shooters Hill is higher, so it gets more rain and snow. The nearby weather in Cecil Hills 10 days forecast is not relevant – that’s in Sydney’s west. For local conditions, use the BOM’s Oberon observations or the live forecast above for a shooters hill weather 14 day forecast.
Does Shooters Hill get more snow than Oberon?
Yes, generally. Shooters Hill is about 100 metres higher than Oberon township, so it catches more snowfall and snow settles longer. Check local webcams or the live forecast above for real-time updates.
Can I see live conditions at Shooters Hill?
The shooters hill snow cam operated by local councils or the NSW National Parks shows current snow cover. The live forecast above also gives wind, temperature and precipitation chances for the next week.
What is the best time of year to visit Shooters Hill?
For snow, visit July to early August. For bushwalking and milder weather, November to March is best – but still pack warm layers. The live forecast above helps you pick a clear day.
For broader conditions, see the Australia weather hub or check Sydney Weather for coastal contrasts. If significant storms threaten, visit our Severe Weather Warning page.