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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Aussie Insightly Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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For Dubbo over the next 14 days, expect a mix of warm autumn days and chilly nights typical of the central west, with the live forecast above showing the immediate outlook; a stable high-pressure system should keep most days fine and clear, though frosts are possible toward dawn later in the fortnight.
What will the next two weeks look like in Dubbo?
Dubbo sits on the Macquarie River at the heart of the NSW central west plains, so its weather is continental – hot by day, cool after sunset. Over the next 14 days, daytime highs will hover in the low-to-mid 20s Celsius, dipping to single digits overnight. The 21 day weather forecast Dubbo NSW suggests a gradual cooling trend. Rainfall is unlikely early on, but a weak trough could brush the region mid-week two, bringing light showers.
Is there a longer-term trend I should track?
The 30 day weather forecast Dubbo shows high pressure dominating the inland, meaning settled conditions. If you’re after the dubbo weather 14 day forecast tomorrow, keep an eye on the Bureau for any westward cloud bands. For those planning travel, the elders weather Dubbo 14 days resource is a handy reference.
How accurate is the dubbo weather 14 day forecast?
While general trends are reliable, day-to-day accuracy drops after 7 days. Use the dubbo weather 7 day forecast for tighter planning, and check the dubbo weather 14 day forecast accuweather for a comparative view.
Should I expect frost on my windscreen?
Yes, particularly if you’re heading out early. As nights turn long and calm, radiational cooling sets in over the plains, so give yourself an extra few minutes for scraping.
How does Dubbo compare to coastal cities in autumn?
Unlike Sydney or Melbourne, Dubbo lacks the ocean’s moderating influence. That means a much wider temperature swing – 25°C afternoons can drop to 4°C by dawn – so pack layers.
Sources
For broader Australian conditions, visit our Australia weather hub or check the severe weather warning page. City-specific guides include Sydney Weather, Melbourne Weather, and Brisbane Weather.