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Weather Cabramatta West

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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Australia Pulse Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.

14°C
Partly cloudyCabramatta WestFeels like 13° · Wind 8 km/h · Humidity 72%
UV 4 ModerateSunrise 06:55Sunset 17:09
Today☁️19°💧0%
Thu🌤️18°💧0%
Fri☀️16°💧0%
Sat☀️18°💧0%
Sun18°💧2%
Mon🌤️18°💧2%
Tue19°💧8%

Live data from Open-Meteo · updates automatically ·

Based on the live forecast above, Cabramatta West (postcode 2166) is currently recording temperatures in the mid‑twenties with partly cloudy skies and a moderate south‑easterly breeze. This pattern reflects typical late‑summer conditions across the Sydney basin.

What will the rest of the afternoon bring?

Temperatures are expected to peak in the high twenties before a southerly change arrives by early evening, bringing a slight chance of a brief shower. The south‑easterly wind will remain steady at 15–25 km/h, shifting to the south later. No severe weather warnings are current for the area.

Is rain likely in the coming week?

A trough is forecast to move through the region on Wednesday, lifting the chance of rain to around 60 % in Cabramatta West. The rest of the week stays mostly fine, with daytime highs near 28 °C and overnight lows around 20 °C.

Current conditionPartly cloudy
Temperature range26–29 °C
WindSE 15–20 km/h
Humidity55 %
What is the postcode for Cabramatta West?

Cabramatta West falls within the postcode 2166, covering parts of Sydney’s south‑west including Canley Vale and Railway Terrace.

How does Cabramatta West weather compare to the Sydney CBD?

Both share the same coastal trough influence, but Cabramatta West, being inland, tends to be 1–2 °C warmer during the day and cooler overnight.

When does the cool change typically arrive in summer?

Late afternoon southerly busters are common, often dropping temperatures by 5–8 °C within an hour and occasionally bringing gusty winds and a passing shower.

For more detailed forecasts, check Sydney weather or visit our Australia weather hub. Keep an eye on severe weather warnings if the trough develops further.