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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.
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Check the live forecast above for today’s Hill Top conditions before heading out, especially if you’re travelling from Sydney or Narellan — the Southern Highlands plateau often brings cooler, gustier weather than the coastal plain.
What’s the forecast for Hill Top today?
The live forecast above gives you the latest temperature, chance of rain and wind for Hill Top. This upland village, sitting between Mittagong and Moss Vale, typically sees lower maximums than nearby Bowral due to its elevation around 670 metres. Afternoon sea breezes from the coast can also strengthen here.
How does Hill Top’s elevation affect the weather?
Hill Top is perched on the Great Dividing Range, so it regularly records cooler, fresher conditions than the Sydney basin. Fog and low cloud are common in winter mornings, while summer storm cells often build over the escarpment. If you’re checking the hill top weather radar from BOM’s Sydney or Mount Stapylton sites, remember that heavy falls can pass quickly over this ridge.
Does Hill Top get snow?
Light snowfall occurs once or twice most winters, usually in July or August. The hill top weather 14 day forecast from BOM will show frost and possible snow flurries when cold fronts pass.
Where can I check Hill Top weather radar?
The most reliable radar for this area is the bom hill top composite view via the Bureau of Meteorology’s Sydney radar (Terrey Hills). It covers local storms and rain bands moving east from the escarpment.
How does Hill Top compare to Narellan weather?
Narellan weather on the Camden plains is typically 2–4 °C warmer and less windy. Hill Top’s elevation means more cloud, frost and stronger gusts — especially in spring and autumn.