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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.
Check the live forecast above for St Ives NSW before heading out, as conditions can shift quickly between the coast and the upper North Shore.
What is the weather like in St Ives NSW today?
St Ives weather is shaped by its position on Sydney’s upper North Shore, sitting about 15 kilometres inland from the coast. The live forecast above gives the most accurate reading for the suburb, but expect temperatures to be a degree or two cooler than the Sydney CBD due to the higher elevation and tree cover. Afternoon sea breezes often arrive later here than at the beach, so mornings can be still and clear.
How does the 14-day outlook look for St Ives?
For a broader view, the weather 10 day forecast page provides a reliable trend, though longer-range predictions for St Ives can shift. The Bureau of Meteorology’s seven-day forecast is the most dependable source for planning your week. If you’re checking the st ives nsw weather 14 day forecast, treat the second week as a general guide rather than a guarantee.
Frequently asked questions about St Ives weather
Is St Ives weather different from the Sydney CBD?
Yes, St Ives is often 1–3°C cooler than the city centre, especially on clear nights. The suburb’s elevation and surrounding bushland can also mean more fog in winter and slightly less humidity in summer.
Where can I find the bom weather st ives nsw forecast?
The Bureau of Meteorology provides official forecasts for the area. You can also check accuweather st ives nsw for hourly breakdowns, but the BOM remains the most authoritative source for Australian conditions.
Does St Ives get much rain compared to other Sydney suburbs?
St Ives receives slightly above-average rainfall for Sydney, partly due to its proximity to the Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park. Annual totals typically range from 1,200 to 1,400 mm, with the wettest months being February to June.
For a broader look at conditions across the state, visit our weather Sydney page or the main Australia weather hub.