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Kentlyn’s weather today is shown in the live forecast above. It reflects a typical late-autumn pattern for this south-western Sydney suburb, where mild days and cool nights are common as winter approaches.
What is the weather like in Kentlyn today?
Kentlyn sits in the Macarthur region, about 60 kilometres south-west of the Sydney CBD. Its inland position means it often experiences slightly cooler mornings and warmer afternoons than coastal suburbs. The live forecast above gives the current temperature, humidity and wind, all of which shift with passing troughs or high-pressure systems this time of year.
How does the season affect conditions?
In autumn, days are generally mild and stable, though a cold front can bring a sharp drop in temperature and gusty south-westerly winds. Overnight lows can fall below 10°C. Rain tends to be light and intermittent, with occasional thunderstorms if a humid airmass arrives from the north.
Does Kentlyn get fog in the morning?
Yes, especially in autumn and winter. Clear skies and light winds allow the ground to cool quickly, forming fog that often lifts by mid-morning. It can reduce visibility on roads around the Georges River.
What is the average rainfall in Kentlyn?
Kentlyn receives about 750–850 millimetres annually, fairly evenly spread. Late summer and early autumn can see heavier falls from east-coast lows or thunderstorms, while winter is typically drier but with more persistent drizzle.
Is Kentlyn prone to severe weather?
It can experience thunderstorms with damaging winds and hail, mostly in spring and summer. Heatwaves occur when north-westerly winds bring very hot air from inland. For current warnings check the Severe Weather Warning page.
For broader forecasts see Australia weather hub or Sydney Weather.