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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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Check the live forecast above before heading to the beach or river at Old Bar, as conditions can shift quickly with coastal showers and sea breezes. This page gives you the local outlook for the Manning Valley coast, including the 7-day and 14-day trends.
What is the weather like in Old Bar today?
Old Bar sits on the Mid North Coast, just south of Taree, so its weather is shaped by the Tasman Sea. The live forecast above shows today’s temperature range and chance of rain. Expect a sea breeze to pick up by late morning, which can drop the temperature a few degrees compared to inland spots like Taree. If you’re checking the old bar weather radar, look for bands of showers moving in from the east — those are typical in spring and autumn.
What is the 7-day and 14-day outlook?
For planning ahead, the old bar weather 7 day forecast and old bar weather 14 days outlook are both in the live forecast above. The Mid North Coast often sees a few days of stable weather followed by a trough, so the 14-day view helps you spot any longer wet spells. For a broader regional check, see our Australia weather hub or the taree weather page for inland comparisons.
Is Old Bar windier than Taree?
Yes, Old Bar is exposed to coastal winds, especially a strong sea breeze from mid-morning. Taree, being inland, is often a few degrees warmer and calmer. Check the weather in old bar 10 days for wind trends if you’re planning fishing or surfing.
Does Old Bar get much rain?
Old Bar averages around 1,200 mm annually, with a wetter period from autumn to early winter. Showers can be localised, so the live forecast above and the old bar weather radar are your best tools for real-time tracking.
When is the best time to visit Old Bar?
Late spring (November) and early autumn (March) offer warm days, lower humidity, and fewer storms. Summer can be humid with afternoon thunderstorms, while winter is mild and mostly dry. See our Sydney Weather page for comparisons if you’re travelling from the south.