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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Southern Monitor Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
Bowral weather today is cool and mostly cloudy, with a light westerly breeze. The live forecast above shows the current temperature and rain chance. This autumn pattern brings crisp mornings and mild afternoons, typical for the Southern Highlands.
What’s the forecast for the next week?
For the weather in bowral tomorrow, expect similar conditions: patchy cloud, light winds, and a chance of a passing shower. The bowral weather 7 day forecast shows a gradual warm-up by mid-week, then cooler air returning. If you’re planning ahead, the weather in bowral 10 days outlook indicates a dry weekend followed by increasing cloud. For longer-range planning, a 21 day weather forecast bowral nsw can give a general trend, but short-term models are more reliable.
Are there any weather warnings?
Check the Severe Weather Warning page for any active alerts for the Southern Highlands. Currently no warnings are issued, but frost is possible in valleys during clear, calm nights. Keep an eye on the live forecast above for wind and temperature changes.
What’s the weather in Bowral tomorrow?
Tomorrow’s forecast shows a partly cloudy morning then clearing to a mild afternoon. Maximum around 17°C, light west-southwest winds. A slight chance of a shower early, but most of the day stays dry. Check the live forecast above for updates.
How accurate is the 7-day forecast for Bowral?
Seven-day forecasts from the Bureau of Meteorology are reliable for general trends but become less precise after day five. For specific outdoor plans, use the 3–4 day outlook. The live forecast above updates hourly with the latest model runs.
Is Bowral rainier than Sydney?
Yes. Bowral receives about 900 mm of rain annually, compared to Sydney’s 1200 mm. However, Bowral’s higher elevation means more cloudy days and lighter drizzle, while Sydney gets heavier bursts. Autumn is typically the driest season in the Highlands.
For broader conditions, visit the Australia weather hub or check Sydney Weather for nearby coastal forecasts.