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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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Check the live forecast above before heading out in Yeoval, as conditions here shift quickly between the Central Tablelands and the western slopes, bringing a real mix of sun, cloud and gusty winds.
What should I expect from the weather in Yeoval today?
Yeoval sits in a transition zone, so the live forecast above gives the most reliable picture for the next few hours. The Bureau of Meteorology’s 512 Yeoval radar is the best tool for tracking showers or storms moving in from the west, while the Yeoval weather radar available online helps you spot sudden changes before you drive or work outside.
- Morning fog is common in the valley, especially after rain, but usually clears by mid-morning.
- Afternoon thunderstorms develop more often from late spring through autumn, fed by moist westerly flows.
- Winds turn gusty ahead of cold fronts, so secure loose items and take care on the Mitchell Highway.
How does Yeoval’s location affect its climate?
Yeoval’s elevation (roughly 400 metres) and position between the Macquarie River flats and the tablelands mean it gets cooler nights than nearby Dubbo, but warmer days than Orange.
- Summer maximums average around 30–33°C, but dry air keeps heat feel less oppressive than further north.
- Winter minimums often drop below 2°C, with frost most mornings from June to August.
- Rainfall is fairly evenly spread, though autumn and early winter tend to be the wettest periods.
Does Yeoval get snow?
Snow is rare at Yeoval’s elevation. Flurries can occur during extreme winter cold outbreaks, but significant accumulation is unlikely. The surrounding ranges, such as the Catombel Range, see more frequent snowfalls.
Is the Yeoval radar reliable for storm warnings?
The 512 Yeoval radar provides good coverage for detecting rain and storms within about 200 km. However, it works best combined with the live forecast above and Bureau warnings, as radar alone cannot predict the exact timing of severe winds or hail.
What’s the best time to visit Yeoval for mild weather?
Late March to early May offers warm days, low humidity and fewer storms. Autumn also has lighter winds and stable conditions, ideal for exploring the nearby Macquarie River and local wineries west of Yeoval.
For broader conditions across the state, head to our Australia weather hub. If you’re planning a trip to the coast, check the weather 10 days outlook for more certainty.