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Exeter, NSW, is currently experiencing conditions in the range shown in the live forecast above, with daytime temperatures typical for the Southern Tablelands. This inland location often sees a sharp drop overnight, particularly in autumn and winter.
What is the typical weather pattern for Exeter?
Exeter sits at roughly 700 metres elevation, which gives it a cooler climate than nearby coastal centres like Sydney. Summer maximums average 25–28°C, while winter afternoons often only reach 10–13°C. Frost is common from June to August, and the area receives moderate rainfall spread across the year, with a slight peak in late spring.
How does Exeter compare with surrounding regions?
Compared to Sydney weather, Exeter is consistently 5–8°C cooler through the day and much cooler overnight. It also tends to be drier than the Illawarra escarpment. For those checking Canberra weather, Exeter is usually a degree or two milder in both summer and winter due to its lower elevation.
Does Exeter get snow?
Light snow or sleet is possible once or twice most winters, but heavy falls are rare. The area is more known for frequent frost and foggy mornings from June to August.
Is Exeter windier than Goulburn?
No. Exeter is somewhat sheltered by surrounding hills, so it experiences less persistent wind than Goulburn. Still, afternoon north-westerlies can pick up ahead of cold fronts in spring.
Where can I check the BOM Exeter NSW forecast?
The Bureau of Meteorology provides official observations and forecasts for the Southern Tablelands district. You can find the latest on the BOM website or via our 10-day forecast page.