Weather in Sydney
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Sydney has a temperate climate and experiences rainfall throughout the year, especially between March and June. Expats from frost-ridden countries will have to adjust to Sydney’s climate, which is typically warm and dry. Sydney experiences clear blue skies and sunny conditions for about 100 days a year.
The hottest months are January and February, which can see daytime temperatures reaching as high as 90°F (35°C). The potential for bushfires in the city’s surrounds during the summer months is high.
Winters can have a few warm days but can also be wet and cold. The coldest month is July, though temperatures rarely drop below 47°F (9°C). The city is prone to hail and wind storms, and sometimes experiences flash flooding.
