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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.
Glenfield’s live forecast above shows a mild, mostly dry day with light winds. For the Sydney southwest suburb, expect a comfortable afternoon with temperatures peaking near the early-season average, ideal for a walk around the local reserves or a trip to the nearby Campbelltown shopping centre.
What will the next few days bring for Glenfield?
The coming week in Glenfield, sitting between Campbelltown and the Georges River, looks to stay fairly settled. A high-pressure system over the Tasman Sea will keep skies mostly clear through to Wednesday, with light north-easterly breezes. By Thursday, a weak trough may push in a few more clouds, but rain chances remain low. For a detailed breakdown, check the Glenfield 14 day forecast to plan ahead.
How does Glenfield’s weather compare to Sydney’s?
Glenfield often runs a couple of degrees warmer than the Sydney CBD, especially on calm nights, as it sits further inland away from the coastal sea breeze. During the day, it’s typically similar to Campbelltown weather, with slightly less humidity than the coast. For those wanting a minute-by-minute picture, the Glenfield weather hourly page is handy for timing outdoor jobs.
Is Glenfield weather usually this mild in autumn?
Yes, early autumn in Glenfield brings warm afternoons around 24–26°C and cool mornings near 12–14°C. It’s a pleasant transition before the colder winter lows arrive in June.
Where can I see the live Glenfield weather radar?
The Glenfield weather radar page shows the latest loop from the Terrey Hills and Sydney radars, useful for spotting any showers moving in from the coast.
Will it be windy in Glenfield this weekend?
Winds are expected to stay light, under 20 km/h, through the weekend. A stronger afternoon sea breeze may pick up on Saturday, but it won’t be enough to cause trouble for local sports or gardening.