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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.
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Wentworth Point’s weather is defined by its position on Homebush Bay, with the live forecast above showing today’s conditions. This waterside suburb in Sydney’s inner west experiences mild winters and warm, humid summers, moderated by the nearby Parramatta River.
What makes Wentworth Point’s weather unique?
Being on the Parramatta River and close to the Olympic Park wetlands, Wentworth Point can feel a few degrees cooler than inland suburbs like Parramatta or Penrith when a sea breeze arrives. In summer, afternoon thunderstorms are common as heat builds over western Sydney. Winter mornings often bring fog from the river, which usually clears by mid-morning.
How does the location affect daily conditions?
The suburb sits in a rain shadow of sorts, sheltered by the Blue Mountains to the west. This means it gets less rain than coastal Sydney, but more than Penrith. The live forecast above will show whether a southerly change is due, which can drop temperatures sharply in any season, especially after a hot day.
Is Wentworth Point windier than other Sydney suburbs?
Yes, because of its open position on the river. A north-easterly sea breeze often strengthens in the afternoon, making it feel cooler than Penrith or Parramatta. This breeze is a relief on 35°C days but can make 20°C feel chilly in autumn.
Does Wentworth Point get fog?
Yes, especially in autumn and winter. The river and nearby wetlands produce fog that can reduce visibility below 100 metres until mid-morning. It usually clears by 9 am as the sun warms the ground. Check the live forecast above for visibility details.
How accurate is the Wentworth Point 14-day forecast?
Like all extended forecasts, accuracy drops after day 7. Day 1–3 forecasts are reliable for temperature and rain timing. Day 8–14 gives a useful trend for whether a heatwave or cool change is coming, but specific rain amounts should be treated as a guide only.
For broader conditions, see Australia weather hub and NSW weather. If you’re comparing with other areas, check Gold Coast weather, Mount Isa weather, or Emerald Vic weather. For river communities, Darlington Point weather offers a different inland perspective.