Welcome to Blackheath Weather. This is a website dedicated to the weather in Blackheath, a village high in the world heritage listed Blue Mountains of NSW. For an instant weather update go to the Local Weather Guide where you will find winter outbreak news and general weather news and information.
At an altitude of around 1100 metres above sea level, the most significant weather event here is probably snow. Most snowfalls in the upper Blue Mountains are light to moderate with an average of around two settled falls per year and typically three or four days of snow flurries. Bigger and more frequent falls occur in the Oberon region and further south. Of course, other weather events will also be covered here, including significant storm and rain events.
Looking for snow? Bushwalking or just visiting? Start by clicking on the Weather Stations link and view the Mount Boyce AWS. You can also view the Radar link in the left margin. And don't forget the Local Weather Guide link. Here you will find Local Weather News and Winter Cold Outbreak News too. Be sure to view the Cold Climate Information link, if you want to learn about snow forecasting, storm forecasting and cold climate weather in general. View the Local Photography link for the latest images.
Blackheath Weather respectfully acknowledges the resources of the Bureau of Meteorology, The Weather Company and Australian Weather News and encourages you to view their sites. See left margin.
