Home › Weather › Northern Beaches Weather
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.
Monday across the Northern Beaches brings mostly cloudy skies and a moderate chance of a shower, with the live forecast above showing the current temperature and wind for the region. This coastal stretch from Manly to Palm Beach will see a pleasant top of around 22°C, though an afternoon seabreeze may pick up.
What is the weather outlook for the Northern Beaches this week?
The live forecast above indicates a settled pattern for the next few days, with a high-pressure system slowly drifting east. This means the weather in Manly 10 days ahead shows mostly fine conditions, though a trough could bring a slightly cooler change midweek. For those planning ahead, the manly weather 14 days trend suggests a return to warmer, more stable air by the weekend.
Is there any severe weather on the radar?
Right now, the manly weather radar is clear of any significant storms. No northern beaches weather warning is current from the Bureau of Meteorology, but locals should check the latest if heading out for a coastal walk or surf. For the manly weather 7 days, the risk of anything severe remains low, with only the chance of a light shower on Tuesday.
Will it rain on the Northern Beaches tomorrow?
A light shower is possible, especially near the coast in the morning. The live forecast above shows only a 30% chance, so you can likely plan outdoor activities without much interruption.
How accurate is the Manly 14-day weather forecast?
The manly weather 14 days outlook becomes less reliable beyond day 7. For the Northern Beaches, the first week is generally dependable, while the second week is best used as a broad trend guide.
Where can I check real-time conditions for the Northern Beaches?
The manly weather radar on the Bureau of Meteorology site shows live rain and storm activity. For wind and swell, WillyWeather offers up-to-date coastal data for spots like Dee Why and Curl Curl.
Sources
For broader coverage, see our Australia weather hub, the Sydney Weather page, or check for Severe Weather Warning updates.