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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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St Ives Chase is currently seeing mild conditions, with the live forecast above showing the immediate trend for this upper North Shore suburb. Nestled near the Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park, the area often feels a degree or two cooler than the Sydney basin, especially in the early mornings and late evenings.
What is the typical weather pattern for St Ives Chase?
St Ives Chase shares the humid subtropical climate of greater Sydney, but its elevated position and proximity to bushland mean it catches more coastal showers and fog. Summers are warm and often humid, though not as oppressive as closer to the harbour. Winters are cool and crisp, with frost possible in the valley pockets. The Bureau of Meteorology advises residents to keep an eye on localised storms, which can develop quickly over the ridge.
How does the forecast compare to Mosman or St Ives (Cornwall)?
Unlike Mosman weather, which is moderated by Middle Harbour, St Ives Chase lacks that direct water influence and runs cooler overnight. For travellers searching St Ives Cornwall, that’s a separate coastal town in the UK—our St Ives is firmly in bushland Sydney. For local planning, weatherzone St Ives resources are useful for hourly radar, especially when checking st ives weather tomorrow or st ives weather hourly for a walk in the national park.
If you need a longer view, st ives weather 14 days and st ives weather forecast 30 days outlooks are available through the Bureau’s model data, though accuracy drops past a week. For up-to-the-minute details, always refer to the live forecast above.
Does St Ives Chase get more rain than central Sydney?
Yes—its elevated position near the national park often captures extra orographic rainfall. The suburb averages around 100–150 mm more annually than the Sydney CBD, with showers lingering after coastal fronts have cleared.
Is St Ives Chase prone to severe storms?
The area can see sudden thunderstorms in summer, particularly when heat builds over the Cumberland Plain and pushes north. The Bureau of Meteorology issues warnings via our Severe Weather Warning page when hail or damaging winds are likely.
What’s the best time for a walk in St Ives bushland?
Autumn (March–May) offers mild, stable weather with less humidity. Check st ives weather hourly before heading out, as morning fog can persist in the gullies until mid-morning.
For broader conditions, see our Australia weather hub, or the dedicated Sydney Weather page.