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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.
The live forecast above shows Cromer’s conditions for the next few hours – expect a mild coastal day with light sea breezes and the chance of a passing shower. Here is the practical breakdown for planning your day.
What will the weather be like in Cromer this week?
Cromer’s weather follows a typical Sydney coastal pattern. The live forecast above gives you the current temperature, wind and rain chance. For the next seven days, expect daytime highs around 25 °C in summer and 17 °C in winter, with overnight lows near 20 °C and 9 °C respectively. Afternoon sea breezes often pick up, especially from November to March. Use the Cromer weather radar to track showers moving in from the east.
Is there a 14‑day forecast for Cromer?
Yes, the cromer weather 14 day forecast is included in the live forecast above. Long‑range outlooks give a general idea of trends – such as a run of sunny days or a cooler change – but accuracy drops after day seven. For hour‑by‑hour planning, the cromer weather hourly graph shows temperature, wind and rain probability at three‑hour increments. Bookmark the Australia weather hub for updates.
How reliable is the 14‑day forecast for Cromer?
Forecasts beyond seven days have lower confidence because small changes in atmospheric pressure can shift rain bands. The Bureau of Meteorology rates eight‑to‑14‑day outlooks as a guide. Check the live forecast above each morning for the latest.
Does Cromer get much rain?
Yes, Cromer receives about 1,230 mm of rain a year, mostly from east coast lows in late summer and early autumn. Showers are common but often brief. The cromer weather radar on this page shows live precipitation moving across the area.
How does Cromer weather compare to other parts of Sydney?
Cromer (cromer nsw) is cooler and windier than inland suburbs like Dharruk because of its coastal position. Summer maximums are 1–2 °C lower than western Sydney. Nearby cromer heights weather is almost identical. For reference, Dharruk weather often sees higher daytime temperatures.