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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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Based on the live forecast above, Bonny Hills is currently experiencing mild coastal conditions typical for this time of year, with the chance of a shower or two as a trough lingers near the mid-north coast of NSW.
What is driving today’s weather in Bonny Hills?
The outlook for Bonny Hills is shaped by a weak trough sitting off the coast, drawing moisture inland and increasing the likelihood of patchy rain, especially in the afternoon. A gentle sea breeze will keep temperatures moderate, while the risk of any severe storms remains low. For a broader view of conditions across the state, check Sydney weather for comparison, but note that Bonny Hills often sees slightly more cloud and isolated showers due to its coastal position near Port Macquarie.
How does Bonny Hills weather compare with nearby towns?
Bonny Hills shares similar patterns with Port Macquarie weather but often receives slightly lighter winds and fewer afternoon thunderstorms thanks to its elevation. If you are planning further ahead, a 10‑day forecast will show whether this unsettled pattern persists, while those searching “bonny hills weather 14 day forecast” should note that longer-range outlooks have lower confidence. For a state‑wide perspective, Brisbane weather is often warmer and more humid, whereas Bonny Hills stays milder due to its southerly latitude. The Bureau of Meteorology provides the most reliable updates for “weather in bonny hills 10 days” and current radar loops.
What is the best source for Bonny Hills weather radar?
The Bureau of Meteorology’s Grafton radar (IDR713) covers the mid‑north coast and is the most accurate for “bonny hills weather radar”. It updates every 10 minutes and shows approaching rain bands.
Does Bonny Hills get strong winds?
Yes, especially during spring and early summer when afternoon sea breezes strengthen. Northeasterly winds of 25–35 km/h are common, but conditions often ease after sunset.
Is Bonny Hills usually cooler than Port Macquarie?
In general, yes. Bonny Hills sits slightly higher above sea level and has more open exposure to the ocean, often making it a degree or two cooler than Port Macquarie, particularly in the late afternoon.