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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Australia Current Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Check the live forecast above before heading out, as Sawtell’s coastal weather can shift quickly with sea breezes and passing showers. This page gives you the essentials for planning your day, from the beach to the hinterland.
What’s driving today’s weather for Sawtell?
Sawtell sits on the Coffs Coast, where the Pacific Ocean and nearby ranges shape conditions. The live forecast above reflects the dominant influence of a coastal trough or ridge, typical for this part of northern NSW. Expect humidity to rise ahead of any afternoon showers, with winds swinging from north-east to south-east through the day.
How reliable is the extended outlook?
For the sawtell weather 14 day forecast, treat days 8–14 as a broad trend rather than a precise prediction. The sawtell weather 30 day forecast is even more general – useful for spotting a wet or dry spell, but not for packing your bag. For real-time detail, the sawtell weather radar (available via the Bureau of Meteorology) shows approaching rain bands, especially useful during summer storms. Always cross-check with sawtell weather bom observations for the latest.
Does Sawtell get much rain in winter?
Winter is the driest season here, with June to August averaging around 80–100 mm per month. You’ll still see a few cloudy days and light showers, but it’s generally fine for beach walks and outdoor plans.
How does the Coffs Harbour weather differ from Sawtell’s?
Coffs Harbour weather is very similar, given they’re only 15 minutes apart. Coffs can be slightly warmer inland, while Sawtell often gets a stronger sea breeze. Both share the same radar and forecast zone from the Bureau.
When is the best time to visit Sawtell?
Late spring (November) and early autumn (March) offer warm days, lower humidity, and fewer crowds. Summer can be humid with afternoon storms, but the sea breeze keeps the beach pleasant.
Sources
For more on the region, check our Australia weather hub or the Brisbane Weather page for a broader coastal outlook.