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Blue Mountains weather in July

Long-run climate averages for Blue Mountains, New South Wales in July, plus what the forecast models say for the days ahead.

July at a glance

In July, Blue Mountains averages 11°C by day and 2°C at night. The wettest month is usually April.

July in Blue Mountains averages a daytime high of 11°C and an overnight low of 2°C, which reads as cool for this part of the world. It is the coldest month of the year here. Across the whole year Blue Mountains sees roughly 1162 mm of precipitation.

Climate averages tell you what to pack. They do not tell you what next Tuesday looks like — for that, see the live Blue Mountains forecast with every model compared and how much they currently agree.

Blue Mountains weather by month

what to expect in Blue Mountains through the year

Here is Blue Mountains's typical weather in each month: the average daytime high and overnight low in °C, how each month feels, and the wettest month marked. Use it to plan any trip to Blue Mountains by season.

Jan
22°
12°
Warm
Feb
23°
12°
Warm
Mar
21°
11°
Mild
Apr
16°
Mild
Wettest
May
13°
Cool
Jun
11°
Cool
Jul
11°
Cool
Aug
14°
Cool
Sep
17°
Mild
Oct
19°
Mild
Nov
21°
10°
Mild
Dec
25°
12°
Warm

Common questions

How warm is Blue Mountains in July?
Blue Mountains averages a daytime high of 11°C in July, with overnight lows around 2°C. These are long-run climate averages, not a forecast — for the actual days ahead see the live model comparison.
Is July a good time to visit Blue Mountains?
The most comfortable time to visit Blue Mountains is usually January, February, March and September, when daytime highs sit in the pleasant 16-26°C range and the heaviest April rain is behind you.
Does it rain a lot in Blue Mountains in July?
The wettest month in Blue Mountains is usually April. Across the year the city sees roughly 1162 mm of precipitation.

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