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Forestville Weather

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

Forestville’s weather is mild and humid, typical of Sydney’s northern beaches. The live forecast above gives current conditions, but expect a moderate sea breeze most afternoons.

What is Forestville’s typical climate?

Forestville sits in a temperate zone, with warm summers and mild winters. Summer highs average around 26°C, while winter lows rarely drop below 8°C. Rainfall is spread throughout the year, with occasional east coast lows bringing heavier falls. The area shares a similar pattern to sydney weather, but inland spots can be a degree or two cooler.

How does the weather change today?

For a detailed view, the forestville weather today forecast from the Bureau of Meteorology (bom forestville) is the most reliable. Check the forestville weather hourly updates for cloud and wind changes. The forestville weather radar on BOM shows any approaching showers.

LocationNorthern Beaches, NSW, 15 km north-east of Sydney CBD
Summer average max26°C
Winter average min8°C
Annual rainfall~1200 mm
Does Forestville get much rain?

Forestville receives around 1200 mm annually, slightly above the Sydney average. Most rain falls in autumn and early winter, with occasional heavy downpours from east coast lows. Spring is often the driest period.

How does Forestville compare to manly weather?

Manly, on the coast, is usually a few degrees cooler in summer and warmer in winter thanks to ocean moderation. Forestville, being further inland, can be a degree warmer on still afternoons and slightly colder on clear winter nights.

Is the humidity high here?

Humidity is moderate year-round, peaking in February (around 70% average). The sea breeze often drops humidity in the afternoon. For a comparison, melbourne weather tends to be much drier and less humid overall.