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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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Hurstville is experiencing mostly fine conditions today, with the live forecast above showing a pleasant autumn day. The suburb sits roughly 15 kilometres south-west of the Sydney CBD, so its weather typically mirrors the broader Sydney weather pattern, though with slightly cooler mornings due to its inland position.
What will the next few days look like for Hurstville?
If you are checking the weather in Hurstville 10 days outlook, expect a mix of sunny spells and a possible shower midweek as a trough drifts across the region. Overnight temperatures will drop to around 12–14 °C, while daytime highs hover near 22–24 °C. For those planning ahead, the hurstville weather 14 day forecast suggests a gradual warming trend into the weekend.
Can I get an hourly breakdown for today?
The hurstville weather hourly view shows the morning cloud clearing by mid-morning, with north-easterly breezes picking up from late morning. By afternoon you can expect mostly sunny skies and a gentle sea breeze. For hurstville weather tomorrow, a similar pattern is likely, though with a slightly higher chance of an afternoon shower.
What is the 30-day outlook for Hurstville?
The hurstville weather 30 day forecast from long-range models indicates near-average temperatures for late April and early May, with rainfall totals slightly below normal. Mid-autumn tends to bring stable weather, though one or two cold fronts may pass through.
Does Hurstville get much rain compared to the city?
Hurstville’s annual rainfall is similar to Sydney’s, averaging around 1,200 mm. The suburb sits inland enough that afternoon thunderstorms in spring and summer can be locally heavy, but coastal showers often weaken before reaching the area.
Why does Hurstville feel warmer than the coast sometimes?
Without the moderating effect of the ocean, Hurstville can be several degrees warmer than Bondi or Cronulla on still days. In summer, the lack of a sea breeze can make it feel noticeably hotter, especially in the afternoon.