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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Southern Focus 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 for today’s Crookwell conditions, then use the details below to plan ahead for this Southern Tablelands town, where weather can shift quickly with elevation.
What makes Crookwell’s weather different?
Crookwell sits around 900 metres above sea level, so it runs noticeably cooler than nearby Goulburn or Tuena, especially overnight. Frost is common from autumn through spring, and summer thunderstorms can develop quickly in the afternoon.
- Winters are crisp with frequent frosts and occasional snow flurries; daytime highs often stay below 10°C.
- Summers are mild and pleasant, though afternoon storms can bring sudden downpours.
- Wind speeds pick up in spring, sometimes affecting outdoor plans.
- The Crookwell weather radar (part of the broader Goulburn radar network) helps track incoming rain or storms.
How do I get a reliable forecast for the week ahead?
For a Crookwell weather 14 day forecast or a weather in Crookwell 10 days outlook, the Bureau of Meteorology provides the most dependable data, updated several times daily.
- Use the BOM’s site for the official seven-day forecast and warnings.
- For hourly details, check a Crookwell weather hourly breakdown on Weatherzone or Elders.
- Local variations mean conditions in Crookwell can differ from those in Goulburn or Tuena, so always check the town-specific report.
Does Crookwell get snow?
Yes, light snow falls most winters, usually a few times between June and August. Heavy accumulations are rare, but roads can become icy, so check the live forecast above before travelling.
How does Crookwell compare with Goulburn weather?
Crookwell is about 200 metres higher than Goulburn, so it’s typically 2–3°C cooler and frosts are more severe. Rainfall totals are similar, though Crookwell can receive slightly more winter precipitation.
Where can I find the Crookwell weather radar?
The closest radar is the Goulburn radar, operated by the BOM. It covers Crookwell well for detecting approaching rain or storms. You can also use the Weatherzone radar for a more detailed view.
For broader conditions across the region, see our Australia weather hub, Sydney Weather, or Severe Weather Warning page.