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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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Surry Hills is experiencing the conditions shown in the live forecast above, with autumn delivering mild, pleasant days and cooler evenings. This inner‑city pocket of Sydney benefits from its elevated position, often feeling a touch fresher than the surrounding suburbs.
What’s the weather pattern for Surry Hills this week?
A stable high‑pressure system is keeping skies mostly clear over Surry Hills, with light north‑easterly breezes during the afternoon. Overnight temperatures are dipping into the mid‑teens, so you’ll want a light jacket if you’re heading out for a late dinner in the neighbourhood.
How does Surry Hills compare to wider Sydney weather?
Surry Hills sits a few kilometres south of the CBD and its weather is very much in line with the broader Sydney weather pattern. However, because it’s built on a ridge, the suburb can catch a little more sea‑breeze in the afternoon and cool down faster at night than lower‑lying areas like Redfern or Alexandria. For a broader view of coastal conditions, check Wollongong weather which shares a similar maritime influence.
Does Surry Hills get much rain in autumn?
Autumn rainfall is moderate – around 90–130mm per month. Showers usually come from the east, often in short bursts. Most days remain dry enough for al fresco dining at a Crown Street café.
Is there an hourly forecast for Surry Hills?
Yes – surry hills weather hourly updates are available through the Bureau of Meteorology’s MetEye service. It’s the most reliable way to plan your run or walk through Prince Alfred Park.
How does urban heat affect Surry Hills compared to the suburbs?
Surry Hills is less affected by the urban heat island than the CBD because of its open parkland and tree‑lined streets. Still, summer nights can be a few degrees warmer than in the outer west – a common trait of inner‑city living.
For a wider view, head to our Australia weather hub or check Melbourne weather and severe weather warnings if conditions change.