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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Coast Pulse Hub 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 planning your day, as Macquarie Fields weather can shift quickly due to its position on Sydney’s south-western fringe, just inland from the coast.
What is the weather like in Macquarie Fields today?
For current conditions and the outlook, refer directly to the live forecast above. This area typically experiences cool winters with morning fog and warm summers influenced by westerly winds.
- Summers are warm to hot, with average highs near 28°C, but westerly winds can push temperatures above 38°C.
- Winters are cool and relatively dry, with minimums often dropping to 4–6°C, particularly after clear nights.
- Rainfall is spread across the year, though afternoon storms are more common from October to March.
- The suburb sits about 50 kilometres south-west of the Sydney CBD, so coastal sea breezes arrive later in the day.
For broader conditions across the region, see our Sydney Weather page, or check the Australia weather hub for state-wide alerts.
Will it rain in Macquarie Fields tomorrow?
The live forecast above gives the most reliable guide for tomorrow, but the area’s position near the Georges River can enhance localised showers.
- Check the weather macquarie fields tomorrow section in the live forecast for precipitation probability.
- Evening storms in summer can develop quickly, so review the macquarie fields weather hourly data provided above.
- For a longer outlook, the weather in macquarie fields 10 days view in the live forecast helps with planning events or travel.
Does Macquarie Fields get fog in winter?
Yes. The suburb lies in a slight basin near the Georges River, which traps cold air and moisture overnight. This often produces dense fog from May to August, clearing by mid-morning.
How does Macquarie Fields weather compare to Sydney’s coast?
It is generally a few degrees warmer in summer and cooler in winter than coastal suburbs like Bondi. The lack of direct sea breeze means temperatures can spike more sharply on westerly wind days.
When is the fire danger highest?
Fire danger peaks on hot, windy days from October to March, especially when a westerly wind coincides with low humidity. Check the live forecast and Severe Weather Warning page for alerts.