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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Aussie Brief Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Comboyne sits on the escarpment above the Hastings Valley, so its weather runs cooler and wetter than the coast. Check the live forecast above for today’s chance of showers and the top temperature, which often sits a few degrees below what Port Macquarie sees.
What makes Comboyne’s weather different from the coast?
Altitude is the main factor. At roughly 700 metres above sea level, Comboyne catches more cloud and rain than lower towns like Wauchope or Port Macquarie. Fog and drizzle are common in winter mornings. Summer afternoons can bring sharp thunderstorms rolling off the Great Dividing Range. The result is a mild, moist climate year-round.
What is the 14 day forecast for Comboyne?
The live forecast above gives the most accurate outlook. For a broader Australia weather hub view, the 14-day trend typically shows cooler nights and a higher rain chance than the coast. Check the severe weather warning page if storms are forecast.
Does Comboyne get snow?
Very rarely. Frost is common in winter, but genuine snow flurries only occur once every few years when a strong cold snap hits the escarpment. Check the Brisbane Weather page for upper-level cold air patterns.
How does Comboyne weather affect the Comboyne Show?
The show is held in February, during the wettest part of summer. Rain or high humidity can make the grounds muddy, but the temperature usually stays mild. Check the comboyne weather hourly forecast above on show day.
Where can I see live radar for Comboyne?
The nearest comboyne weather radar is at Grafton (long-range) or Newcastle (higher detail). Both cover the escarpment. For local conditions, combine the live forecast above with the BOM radar for the Mid North Coast.