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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.
The live forecast above gives the current conditions for Taylor, ACT. This suburb sits on Canberra’s north-western fringe, so its weather mirrors the capital’s: cool winters, warm summers, and a reliable afternoon sea breeze that moderates summer heat.
What is the typical climate in Taylor?
Taylor has a temperate oceanic climate (Köppen Cfb). Summers are warm with average highs near 28°C, but low humidity means it rarely feels oppressive. Winters are crisp, with overnight lows often below 2°C and frosts common in the valleys. Rain is fairly evenly spread, though spring tends to be the wettest season. Bushfire danger days occur when strong north-westerly winds combine with high temperatures and low humidity.
How does Taylor’s weather compare to Canberra city?
Because Taylor lies about 200 metres higher than the city centre, overnight temperatures can be 2–3°C cooler. This makes frost more frequent and morning fog linger longer. In summer, the suburb still gets the same afternoon north-easterly breeze that keeps Canberra bearable. For the next week, use the live forecast above; for longer-range outlooks, check the Australia weather hub or BOM’s Canberra page (see sources below).
Is Taylor prone to bushfire weather?
Yes. Like much of the ACT, Taylor faces elevated fire danger on hot, dry, windy days, especially in spring and summer. Always monitor the Severe Weather Warning page and local bans.
How accurate is the 14-day weather forecast for Canberra?
Extended forecasts (14 days) are useful for trends but not exact. For day-to-day decisions in Taylor, rely on the live forecast above and the 7-day outlook from BOM. Check 14 day weather forecast Canberra services for a general sense.
Does Taylor get much rain?
Annual rainfall averages around 580–620 mm. Showers are frequent but light; heavy downpours are rare. The wettest months tend to be October–November. For local radar, see BOM Canberra weather or sites like Yass weather for nearby readings.