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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.

Gordon is currently experiencing conditions as shown in the live forecast above. This late-summer period typically brings warm days and occasional afternoon storms, so keep an eye on the radar if you’re heading out.

What’s the weather like in Gordon today?

Gordon’s weather today follows the pattern shown in the live forecast above. The suburb sits on Sydney’s North Shore, about 14 kilometres from the city centre, so its climate closely mirrors coastal Sydney but can be a degree or two cooler due to elevation. Afternoon sea breezes often arrive by mid-afternoon, dropping temperatures quickly.

What is the typical climate for Gordon?

Gordon has a humid subtropical climate with warm summers and mild winters. Summer highs average around 27°C, while winter maximums sit near 17°C. Rainfall is spread fairly evenly through the year, though February and March tend to be wetter. The suburb’s tree cover and hilly terrain can make local conditions feel slightly different from the Sydney CBD – for example, fog is more common in the valley areas on winter mornings.

Average summer max27°C
Average winter min8°C
Annual rainfall1,200 mm
Hottest monthJanuary
What is the best time to visit Gordon?

Autumn (March to May) offers warm days and lower humidity, with fewer storms than summer. Spring is also pleasant, though October can be windy. Winter is cool but sunny, ideal for bushwalking in nearby Garigal National Park.

Does Gordon get much rain?

Gordon receives about 1,200 mm of rain annually, similar to the Sydney average. Rain is fairly consistent month to month, but February and March often see the heaviest falls due to tropical moisture and east coast lows.

How does Gordon’s weather compare to Killara or other nearby suburbs?

Gordon and Killara share very similar weather – both are about 100 m above sea level and only a few kilometres apart. The main difference is that Gordon’s higher parts can be slightly cooler and windier. For a detailed look, check weather Sydney forecasts and the Australia weather hub.