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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.
Granville weather today is typical for late summer, with warm conditions and a chance of an afternoon shower or thunderstorm. The live forecast above shows current temperature and the likelihood of wet weather, so check it before heading out.
What will the weather in Granville be like today?
Based on the live forecast above, expect a mix of sun and cloud with temperatures reaching the low thirties in Celsius. Humidity will be noticeable, especially near the Parramatta River. Wind from the northeast during the morning will shift to a cooler sea breeze by late afternoon. If you are planning outdoor activities in Granville or nearby Merrylands, keep an eye on the radar for sudden storms – a common pattern in February.
Will the next few days be similar?
The pattern holds for the coming days: warm mornings, building cloud, and a late shower or storm risk. Early next week may see a brief cooler change as a trough moves through central NSW. For a longer view, refer to the Granville weather 14 days forecast on the live panel above, and for specific timing use the Granville weather hourly data.
Is it going to rain in Granville today?
The live forecast above shows a moderate chance of a shower or storm later today. If you need to be certain, check the Granville weather radar loop – it updates every 10 minutes.
What is the weather in Granville tomorrow?
The weather in Granville tomorrow will be similar to today, though possibly a little cooler. The live forecast for tomorrow will be listed in the 7‑day panel above, and the Granville weather hourly tab gives you a breakdown by the hour.
Is this heatwave normal for Granville in summer?
Yes, Granville regularly sees days above 30°C in January and February. The proximity to Penrith weather patterns often means hotter inland air arrives before a coastal change. Staying hydrated is wise.
For broader regional forecasts, see our Sydney weather page or the Australia weather hub. If thunderstorms develop, check the severe weather warning page for updates.