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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.

12°C
Partly cloudyBasin ViewFeels like 10° · Wind 11 km/h · Humidity 88%
UV 3 ModerateSunrise 07:03Sunset 17:04
Today🌦️17°💧6%
Fri🌦️15°💧14%
Sat☁️17°💧2%
Sun☁️18°💧0%
Mon☁️18°💧0%
Tue☁️16°💧0%
Wed☁️17°💧2%

Live data from Open-Meteo · updates automatically ·

Basin View weather today is mild with variable cloud, a light sea breeze, and a near-zero chance of rain, as shown in the live forecast above – a typical late-summer pattern for this south coast NSW inlet.

What is driving today’s conditions in Basin View?

A weak trough sitting over the Tasman Sea is keeping a moist east-to-southeast flow across Jervis Bay, while high pressure over the Bight blocks any significant systems. This setup means patchy morning fog burning off to partly cloudy afternoons, a gentle seabed southerly, and stable temperatures close to the seasonal average.

  • Morning fog is common in autumn as the water cools faster than the land.
  • Sea breezes strengthen around midday, pushing humidity down slightly.
  • Rainfall this week is unlikely – less than 0.2 mm forecast in the live data.

How does Basin View compare to nearby spots?

Locals often check Sydney weather for the broader east coast trend, but Basin View sits in a microclimate sheltered by the Currambene State Forest. It is typically 1–2 °C milder than inland Nowra weather, and more humid than exposed Huskisson weather. Tides and the nearby mouth of Jervis Bay also moderate temperature swings.

Average temp23 °C (summer) / 14 °C (winter)
Annual rain~1,100 mm
Windiest monthAugust (mean 20 km/h SW)
UV index Dec–FebExtreme (11+)
Does Basin View ever get frost in winter?

Frost is rare because the proximity to Jervis Bay and St Georges Basin keeps overnight lows above 4 °C most winters. However, inland valleys a few kilometres west can dip below zero.

What is the best time for a calm beach day?

Early morning from November to March offers light northerlies, glassy water, and fewer crowds. By afternoon a southerly sea breeze picks up, especially near Vincentia weather stations.

Are there any hazards to watch for?

Summer thunderstorms can produce sudden squalls over the basin, and king tides in June/July may flood low-lying boat ramps. Always check the live forecast above before heading out.