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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.
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Check the live forecast above before heading to the beach or harbour. Manly’s coastal position means conditions can shift quickly with sea breezes, so the Bureau of Meteorology’s latest readings are your most reliable guide for today.
What’s the weather in Manly doing right now?
The live forecast above shows the current temperature, wind speed and direction at Manly. Because the suburb sits on a narrow peninsula between the Pacific Ocean and Sydney Harbour, a south-easterly change can arrive faster than in inland suburbs. If you’re planning a swim, check the surf conditions and any beach closures separately—wind strength often determines whether the water stays calm or gets choppy.
What should I expect for weather in Manly tomorrow?
Tomorrow’s outlook follows directly from the live forecast above. Look for the minimum and maximum temperatures, plus the chance of rain. Manly’s microclimate means morning fog or low cloud can burn off by late morning, especially in summer. For a more detailed view, use the Sydney Weather page or check the Australia weather hub for broader regional trends.
Where can I find Manly weather hourly updates?
The live forecast above refreshes regularly with hourly readings. For more granular data, open the BOM’s Sydney coastal observations page. You can also use the Sydney Weather page for hourly forecasts covering Manly.
How accurate is the Manly weather 10-day forecast?
Ten-day outlooks from the Bureau of Meteorology give a general trend but become less reliable after day five. Coastal locations like Manly are especially sensitive to changes in wind and pressure systems. Check the live forecast above daily for the most current information.
Does Manly have its own weather radar?
No dedicated Manly weather radar exists. The closest radar is the Sydney (Terrey Hills) radar, which covers the northern beaches. You can view it on the BOM website or through the Severe Weather Warning page if storms approach.