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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Australia Focus Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Gerroa is enjoying mild conditions this morning, with the live forecast above showing a gentle sea breeze and partly cloudy skies — typical for this coastal pocket south of Kiama. Expect the afternoon to remain comfortable, with temperatures peaking in the low to mid-twenties.
What’s driving today’s weather in Gerroa?
A trough lingering near the Illawarra coast is directing a shallow easterly flow across Gerroa, bringing modest cloud cover and keeping temperatures a few degrees cooler than inland spots. The sea breeze, which often picks up around midday, will freshen slightly through the afternoon — perfect if you’re checking the gerroa surf forecast before heading out. For a broader outlook, our Sydney weather page covers the wider region.
Gerroa’s coastal climate at a glance
Thanks to its position between the escarpment and the Tasman Sea, Gerroa enjoys mild winters and warm summers, with onshore winds moderating extremes. If you’re after a gerroa weather 14 days overview, the live forecast above updates regularly — the current pattern suggests stable conditions continuing through the week.
How accurate is the gerroa weather next 7 days forecast?
Seven-day outlooks are reliable for general trends — like whether a southerly change is likely — but day‑to‑day details become less certain after day four. Check the live forecast above each morning for the freshest data.
What are the gerroa tides doing today?
Tides along Gerroa’s coast follow a semi‑diurnal pattern, with two highs and two lows each day. The morning low tide around 8 am gave way to a high near 2 pm; the evening low will be later, closer to 8 pm. For hourly timing, see a dedicated tide app or WillyWeather.
Does Gerroa get much rain compared to gerringong weather?
Gerroa and Gerringong, just 3 km north, share essentially the same rainfall patterns — both average around 1,200 mm annually. The escarpment can enhance showers in any season, but spring and autumn are generally drier.