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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Aussie Briefly Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
Cromer, on Sydney’s northern beaches, is looking at a mild and partly cloudy day ahead, with the live forecast above showing the current conditions. This coastal suburb, tucked between Dee Why and Collaroy, usually enjoys a temperate maritime climate, though afternoon sea breezes can bring a sudden shift.
What’s the weather like in Cromer today?
Based on the live forecast above, expect a mix of sun and cloud, with the temperature hovering near the mark shown. The chance of a light shower is low, but the afternoon nor’easterly, typical for this stretch of coast, will keep the air fresh. If you’re heading to the nearby Long Reef or the local golf course, that breeze is worth factoring in.
How does Cromer’s coastal location affect the forecast?
Cromer sits less than two kilometres from the Tasman Sea, so its weather is heavily influenced by the ocean. Compared to inland spots like Dharruk Weather, Cromer stays cooler in summer and milder in winter, thanks to sea breezes. The Weather Radar is a handy tool here, as coastal showers can develop quickly off the water during spring and autumn.
Is there a 14-day forecast for Cromer?
Yes, the cromer weather 14 day forecast is available on the Bureau of Meteorology’s site. It gives a general trend, but accuracy drops beyond seven days, especially for coastal showers.
Where can I check the hourly forecast for Cromer?
The cromer weather hourly breakdown is best viewed on Weatherzone or the BOM’s MetEye tool. This is useful for planning a walk at Cromer Park or timing a trip to the beach.
How does Cromer’s weather compare to Sydney?
Cromer weather is often a degree or two cooler than the Australia weather hub for central Sydney, due to its coastal exposure. It also gets less of the inland heat that affects western suburbs during summer.