Sydney Weather by Month
Sydney’s seasons are opposite the Northern Hemisphere: summer is December–February and winter is June–August. Rain falls throughout the year rather than in one fixed wet season.

January typically falls in a summer pattern. Compare temperature, rainfall and recent-year weather below before choosing your dates.
February weatherSummerFebruary typically falls in a summer pattern. Compare temperature, rainfall and recent-year weather below before choosing your dates.
March weatherEarly autumnMarch typically falls in a early autumn pattern. Compare temperature, rainfall and recent-year weather below before choosing your dates.
April weatherAutumnApril typically falls in a autumn pattern. Compare temperature, rainfall and recent-year weather below before choosing your dates.
May weatherLate autumnMay typically falls in a late autumn pattern. Compare temperature, rainfall and recent-year weather below before choosing your dates.
June weatherWinterJune typically falls in a winter pattern. Compare temperature, rainfall and recent-year weather below before choosing your dates.
July weatherWinterJuly typically falls in a winter pattern. Compare temperature, rainfall and recent-year weather below before choosing your dates.
August weatherLate winterAugust typically falls in a late winter pattern. Compare temperature, rainfall and recent-year weather below before choosing your dates.
September weatherSpringSeptember typically falls in a spring pattern. Compare temperature, rainfall and recent-year weather below before choosing your dates.
October weatherSpringOctober typically falls in a spring pattern. Compare temperature, rainfall and recent-year weather below before choosing your dates.
November weatherLate springNovember typically falls in a late spring pattern. Compare temperature, rainfall and recent-year weather below before choosing your dates.
December weatherSummerDecember typically falls in a summer pattern. Compare temperature, rainfall and recent-year weather below before choosing your dates.