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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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Clear skyGuyraFeels like -3° · Wind 14 km/h · Humidity 99%
UV 5 ModerateSunrise 06:48Sunset 17:09
Today☁️11°-0°💧0%
Tue🌤️💧0%
Wed☁️💧12%
Thu🌦️💧76%
Fri🌦️10°💧65%
Sat🌦️💧49%
Sun☁️11°💧14%

Live data from Open-Meteo · updates automatically ·

Guyra currently sits at the temperature shown in the live forecast above, with conditions typical of this season. Today’s high and low reflect the cool temperate climate of the Northern Tablelands, where daytime temperatures often linger in the teens and overnight lows can slip close to freezing during autumn and spring.

What will the weather do over the next few days?

The forecast points to a mostly stable pattern: clear mornings followed by afternoon cloud build-up, a classic Guyra signature. A cold front may push through mid-week, dropping temperatures a few degrees below the seasonal average. For a extended view, check the guyra weather 14 day forecast on our 10-day page. If you need a quick weekly glance, our guyra weather 7 day forecast is updated with the latest data from the live feed above.

Why is Guyra so much cooler than other New England towns?

At 1,330 m elevation, Guyra is one of the highest settlements on the Northern Tablelands. That altitude pulls average maximums down by several degrees compared to nearby Armidale weather (which sits roughly 100 m lower) and leads to frequent frost from May to September. Occasional snow also arrives when a strong cold air mass drifts north, making Guyra one of the few places in NSW where you can see a white winter morning.

Elevation1,330 m (4,365 ft)
Average January max24 °C
Average July min0 °C
Annual rainfall~800 mm
Does it snow in Guyra?

Yes, typically 1–2 days each winter when cold southerly air combines with the high altitude. Snowfalls are light and rarely persist more than a day, but they draw visitors wanting a quick taste of alpine weather.

How reliable is the Guyra radar?

The Bureau of Meteorology’s Guyra radar is a C‑band Doppler system that measures rainfall intensity. It works well for tracking approaching storms, especially from the west, but can be blocked slightly by the local escarpment to the east.

What’s the best season to visit for mild weather?

Spring (October–November) and autumn (March–April) offer the most pleasant conditions: daytime highs in the high teens to low 20s, cool evenings, and lower rain probability than summer.