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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.
Wellington, in the Central West Slopes and Plains district, is set for a mild day with a top around 27°C according to the live forecast above, though a cool change and possible showers are expected to move through later in the week.
What’s driving Wellington’s weather this week?
Wellington sits on the Macquarie River, roughly 50 kilometres south-east of Dubbo, placing it in a zone that often sees a mix of inland heat and coastal moisture. The current pattern shows a trough edging east, which will bring increasing cloud and a chance of rain by Thursday. For those checking the weather Dubbo NSW region, conditions will be similar, though Wellington can be a degree or two cooler due to its slightly higher elevation.
How does the 14-day outlook look?
Looking at the Wellington NSW weather 14 day forecast, the next week shows a return to mostly sunny days after the trough passes, with overnight temperatures dipping into the low teens. If you’re after a more detailed local check, elders weather Wellington NSW and the Bureau of Meteorology both provide reliable updates for the area.
What is the Wellington NSW temperature likely to be today?
Refer to the live forecast above for the most accurate current reading and today’s predicted high. Wellington’s inland position means it can heat up quickly by midday, with a cool change often arriving late afternoon.
How does Wellington weather Dubbo compare?
Wellington and Dubbo share a similar inland climate, but Wellington is slightly cooler on average due to its elevation and proximity to the Macquarie River. Rainfall totals are comparable, though localised storms can differ between the two towns.
Is there a Wellington weather NSW radar available?
The nearest weather radar for Wellington is the Bureau of Meteorology’s Dubbo radar, located about 50 km north-west. It provides good coverage for approaching storms and rain bands moving across the region.
For broader coverage, visit our Australia weather hub or check conditions in Sydney and Melbourne.