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Woolgoolga on the NSW North Coast has mild, humid summers and cool, dry winters. The live forecast above shows today’s conditions, with a maximum near 27°C and a light northeast sea breeze typical for this coastal town.
What is the typical climate in Woolgoolga?
Woolgoolga sits between Coffs Harbour and Grafton, with a subtropical climate. Summer averages 28°C with afternoon showers and thunderstorms. Winter is milder, with highs around 20°C and clear skies. The Bureau of Meteorology notes the annual rainfall is about 1,600 millimetres, mostly falling from December to March.
What weather patterns affect Woolgoolga?
The town is influenced by easterly trade winds and the Great Dividing Range. East coast lows can bring heavy rain in late autumn and winter. The severe weather warning page covers these systems. For longer range planning, check the weather in woolgoolga 10 days or woolgoolga weather 14 day forecast from the Bureau.
Does Woolgoolga get cyclones?
Yes, but rarely. Cyclones form in the Coral Sea and can track south, bringing heavy rain and gale-force winds. The last direct hit was in 2014. The Bureau’s Bureau of Meteorology tracks them.
What is the best time to visit?
Winter (June–August) is ideal for clear skies and mild temperatures. Summer is humid and prone to storms. The woolgoolga weather 7 day forecast helps plan a trip. Spring and autumn are also pleasant.
Is there a local weather radar?
Yes, the Bureau’s radar at Grafton covers Woolgoolga. It shows rain and storms within 100 kilometres. Use woolgoolga weather radar for real-time updates. The Australia weather hub links to all radars.