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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 before heading out, as Tathra’s coastal position near the Mimosa Rocks National Park means conditions can shift quickly with sea breezes and inland troughs.
What makes Tathra’s weather unique?
Tathra sits on the Sapphire Coast, exposed to the Tasman Sea. This creates mild summers and cool winters, with sea fog common in late autumn. The prevailing easterly swell brings moisture, so afternoon showers often develop from November to March.
What are the seasonal patterns here?
Summer highs average 23–26°C, but sea breezes can drop the mercury by 5°C within minutes. Winter sees daytime temperatures around 15–18°C, with overnight lows near 6°C. The reliable nor’easter in spring makes for pleasant mornings, while autumn delivers some of the calmest days for beach walks.
Is the Tathra weather radar reliable for local storms?
The Bureau of Meteorology’s radar at Wollongong covers the region, but Tathra sits near the radar’s southern edge. For severe thunderstorm warnings, check the live forecast above or the Severe Weather Warning page.
How accurate is the tathra weather 14 day forecast?
Long-range forecasts (14–28 days) indicate broad trends only, not precise daily conditions. For beach or bushwalking plans, rely on the 7-day outlook and hourly updates in the live forecast above.
Does Tathra get much wind?
Yes, especially in spring. The nor’easter picks up from late morning, often reaching 20–30 km/h. Sheltered spots near the Bega River estuary are calmer than exposed headlands like Tathra Wharf.