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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 Redfern before heading out, as this inner-city suburb of Sydney can shift from a clear morning to an afternoon shower in minutes, thanks to its position just a few kilometres south-west of the city centre and the harbour.
What’s driving today’s weather for Redfern?
Redfern sits on the coastal plain, so its weather mirrors the broader Sydney weather picture — often influenced by easterly seabreezes and afternoon sea breezes that can cool things down quickly in summer. The live forecast above gives the immediate outlook, but keep an eye on redfern weather radar for any sudden changes moving in from Botany Bay or the coast.
How does Redfern compare to nearby suburbs?
Unlike weather sydney in the west, which can spike higher in summer, Redfern stays a degree or two cooler due to its proximity to the harbour. It’s also less prone to the strong inland heat you’d see in penrith weather, and the coastal influence means mornings are often milder than in manly weather on the northern beaches.
Is Redfern weather different from the Sydney CBD?
Only slightly — Redfern is about 3 km south-west of the CBD, so temperatures are usually within a degree of the city. The main difference is that Redfern can catch a slightly earlier seabreeze, especially in summer afternoons.
How can I get hourly updates for Redfern?
For detailed timing, check redfern weather hourly forecasts through the Bureau of Meteorology or the live feed above. Hourly data is best for planning when to walk to the station or head out for a run around nearby Prince Alfred Park.
Where does the official Redfern weather data come from?
The most reliable source is the Bureau of Meteorology’s redfern weather bom page, which uses observations from the Sydney Observatory Hill station. That station sits just 2 km north-east, so it accurately represents conditions across the suburb.