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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Coast Brief Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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The live forecast above shows Alstonville’s current conditions, with a mix of cloud and light showers likely as a coastal trough lingers over the Northern Rivers region. Expect mild, humid afternoons and cool nights through the week.
What is the weather pattern for Alstonville this week?
A slow-moving trough off the coast keeps unsettled conditions in play, with patchy rain and the chance of a heavier burst near the escarpment. The ridge behind it will bring a gradual clearing trend from the weekend.
- Afternoon showers most likely, clearing to partly cloudy evenings.
- Humidity stays moderate, around 60–75%.
- Winds light easterly, turning south-easterly as the trough weakens.
- Check the weather 10 days page for the full outlook.
How does Alstonville’s climate compare to nearby Ballina and Lismore?
Sitting on the Alstonville Plateau at about 150 metres elevation, the village is slightly cooler and breezier than coastal Ballina and inland Lismore.
- Ballina weather is typically warmer and more humid in summer, with direct sea-breeze influence.
- Lismore weather sees hotter afternoons in the valley but often heavier rain from storm activity.
- Alstonville often records lower maximums than Lismore, especially on clear nights.
Is it raining in Alstonville right now?
Refer to the live forecast above for the current conditions. For a broader view, open the Australia weather hub to see radar imagery and local rainfall totals.
What is the 10-day forecast for Alstonville?
The weather in Alstonville 10 days shows a gradual drying trend from early next week. You can also check the alstonville weather 14 day forecast on long-range outlook pages for a wider picture.
Where can I see the Alstonville weather radar?
The alstonville weather radar is best viewed via the Bureau of Meteorology’s Grafton or Marburg radar loops. These show approaching showers from the coast and any activity building over the ranges.