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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Oz Briefly Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Double Bay’s current temperature sits at 22°C with a light north-easterly breeze, as shown in the live forecast above, and the afternoon high is expected to reach 26°C under partly sunny skies. This is a classic spring pattern for Sydney’s eastern suburbs, where the sea breeze moderates the warmth, keeping the air comfortable but not oppressive.
What’s the temperature and wind range for Double Bay today?
The live forecast above indicates a low of 18°C this morning and a peak of 26°C by mid-afternoon. Wind speeds are steady from the north-east at 15–20 km/h, shifting to a light easterly after 3 pm. This is typical for the harbour-side suburb, where the sea breeze often cuts the heat by 2–3°C compared to inland areas like Rose Bay or Bondi.
How does this compare to the 14-day outlook?
Looking at the Double Bay 14-day forecast, this week’s temperatures hover 1–2°C above the October average of 23°C. No significant rain is expected until Friday, when a trough may bring 5–10 mm. For a detailed view, check Sydney Weather for suburb-level updates.
Is Double Bay warmer than Rose Bay today?
Yes, by about 1°C. Double Bay’s sheltered harbour position traps slightly more warmth than Rose Bay’s exposed coastal edge. The live forecast shows 22°C in Double Bay versus 21°C in Rose Bay, both under similar north-easterly breezes.
Will the wind pick up for Bondi Beach?
Likely not. Bondi’s open ocean exposure typically sees stronger south-easterly gusts. Today, Bondi stays at 18–20 km/h from the north-east, while Double Bay’s leeward side remains calmer at 15 km/h, per the 10-day outlook.
When should I check the BOM for Double Bay?
Check the Bureau of Meteorology site for hourly updates on the north-easterly shift, which often strengthens after 2 pm. The BOM’s Sydney coastal zone forecast is the most reliable for Double Bay’s microclimate.
Sources
- Bureau of Meteorology – Official Double Bay observations and synoptic charts.
- Weatherzone – Hourly wind and rainfall data for the eastern suburbs.
- WillyWeather – Tide and surf forecasts for Double Bay and Bondi.