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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.

Expect a cool morning around 5°C, rising to a high near 12°C under increasing cloud. The live forecast above shows current conditions; a shower is possible later. Plan for layers and an umbrella if heading out.

What is the current weather trend in Weston?

Today’s maximum is likely to be 12–14°C, with cloud building from mid-morning and a 40% chance of a light shower by afternoon. Winds will be light north-westerly, shifting south-easterly later. The live forecast above gives the latest temperature and wind details.

How does Weston’s climate compare to Canberra weather?

Weston, in the ACT, sits at about 580 m elevation and shares the same continental climate as Canberra. Summers are warm with average January maxima around 28°C, while winters are crisp with July maxima near 11°C. For current conditions across the region, check the Australia weather hub for Canberra data.

Average summer max (Jan)28°C
Average winter max (July)11°C
Annual rainfall616 mm
Elevation580 m
What is the 14‑day forecast for Weston?

The weston weather 14 day forecast is available from the Bureau of Meteorology and shows a typical pattern of cool mornings, mild afternoons, and occasional showers. Longer-range outlooks are updated daily; the live forecast above gives the most reliable near-term data.

Is there a local weather radar for Weston?

There is no dedicated weston weather radar; the closest BOM radar is the Canberra radar at Captains Flat. For real‑time precipitation, use the Canberra radar loop. Note that the newcastle radar covers the NSW coast, not the ACT.

How does Weston weather differ from Canberra weather?

Weston’s weather is essentially identical to canberra weather due to proximity – both sit in the same valley. Unlike cessnock weather, which is influenced by the Hunter Valley’s coastal proximity, Weston experiences a drier, more continental climate with sharper diurnal temperature swings.

For hour‑by‑hour updates, refer to the weston weather hourly data in the live forecast above. If severe storms develop, visit our Severe Weather Warning page for ACT alerts.