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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Aussie Focus Hub Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Pilliga’s weather today sits at a mild point with clear skies, based on the live forecast above — a calm autumn pattern typical of this inland NSW town.
– Afternoon high near the live forecast above, with low humidity and light north‑westerly winds.
– Overnight temperatures will drop into single digits; expect a chilly start tomorrow.
– No rain expected today, consistent with the dry spell shown on the **moree weather radar live** feed.
What drives Pilliga’s climate?
Pilliga experiences a semi‑arid climate with hot summers and cool, dry winters. Annual rainfall averages around 500 mm, falling mostly in summer thunderstorms. The surrounding Pilliga forest moderates daytime heating but can fuel bushfire risk when dry winds combine with the live forecast above.
– Summer (Dec–Feb): max 33–37 °C, often with gusty westerlies.
– Winter (Jun–Aug): max 14–17 °C, with frosty mornings and calm days.
How does this compare to nearby towns?
Pilliga shares similar weather patterns with **narrabri weather** and **coonabarabran weather**, though Coonabarabran tends to be a few degrees cooler due to its higher elevation (500 m). For real‑time storm tracking, the **pilliga weather radar** covers the region as part of the Moree radar network, providing updates on approaching fronts.
What is the best time to visit Pilliga?
Late autumn (April–May) and early spring (September–October) offer mild days around 20–25 °C and low rainfall, ideal for exploring the Pilliga forest without extreme heat or frost.
Where can I find the most reliable Pilliga weather radar?
The Bureau of Meteorology’s Moree radar (IDR713) covers Pilliga. Check the live forecast above and use the Moree radar loop for real‑time storm movement and intensity updates.
Does Pilliga get severe storms?
Yes, particularly in spring and summer. Thunderstorms can bring heavy rain, hail and damaging winds. Always check the moree weather radar live feed before heading into the forest.
For broader conditions across the state, visit Australia weather hub. If severe weather is forecast, check Severe Weather Warning for up‑to‑date alerts, especially when comparing with narrabri weather and coonabarabran weather trends.