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Greenwell Point Weather

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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Coast Current Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.

☀️16°C
Clear skyGreenwell PointFeels like 14° · Wind 8 km/h · Humidity 58%
UV 3 ModerateSunrise 07:04Sunset 17:01
Today☁️16°💧0%
Sun☁️15°💧49%
Mon☁️17°11°💧0%
Tue☁️18°11°💧14%
Wed☁️15°💧29%
Thu🌦️15°12°💧33%
Fri🌦️16°💧33%

Live data from Open-Meteo · updates automatically ·

Check the live forecast above for Greenwell Point’s current conditions before heading out – this coastal village on the Shoalhaven River is strongly influenced by sea breezes and tidal flows, so conditions can shift quickly through the day.

What makes Greenwell Point weather different from surrounding areas?

Greenwell Point sits at the mouth of the Crookhaven River, just north of Jervis Bay. Its weather is a blend of coastal and estuarine influences: afternoon sea breezes often cool the coast while inland parts of the Shoalhaven stay warmer. The Bureau of Meteorology’s greenwell point weather bom observations usually show slightly lower maximums than nowra weather (just 10 minutes west) due to that onshore airflow. Rainfall patterns here mirror the wider NSW coastal plain, with most rain falling in late summer and early autumn.

How do tides affect the local forecast?

Tides are a major factor for anyone fishing, boating or walking at low tide. The greenwell point tides cycle can shift beach access and creek conditions dramatically within a few hours. When a strong sea breeze combines with an outgoing tide, wind against current can create choppy water in the river mouth. For a broader picture of coastal conditions, check the Australia weather hub or the greenwell point weather radar loop to see approaching showers.

LocationCoastal village on the Shoalhaven River, 160 km south of Sydney
ClimateHumid subtropical; mild winters (avg 16 °C) and warm summers (avg 26 °C)
Rainfall~1200 mm annually; wettest months February–March, driest August–September
Sea breezeAfternoon seabreeze common from November to March, often dropping temps 3–5 °C
Is Greenwell Point windier than other parts of the Shoalhaven?

Often yes. The exposed mouth of the Crookhaven River funnels the afternoon seabreeze, especially in spring and summer. Morning calm is common, but by 2–3 pm a steady 15–25 km/h breeze can pick up, ideal for sailing or kite-surfing.

Can I rely on the Sydney weather forecast for Greenwell Point?

Only as a rough guide. Sydney’s forecast is for a coastal city 160 km north; local greenwell point weather 14 day outlooks from the BOM’s Nowra station give far better accuracy. The sydney weather patterns shift differently due to different sea surface temperatures.

When’s the best time for calm conditions on the water?

Early morning, between 6 am and 9 am, before the seabreeze develops. Check the greenwell point tides first – a high tide around dawn offers flat water and good fishing. Afternoon wind can be challenging for small boats.