Guyra Weather and Snow

At about 1,330 metres above sea level, Guyra is one of the highest towns in Australia and has a true high-country climate. Conditions are generally cooler than the nearby lowlands and can change quickly.

Seasons in Guyra

• Summer: generally mild to warm days with cooler nights and the possibility of storms.
• Autumn: crisp mornings, changing colours and increasingly cold nights.
• Winter: frequent frosts, cold winds, fog, icy conditions and occasional snow.
• Spring: cool, changeable weather followed by greener landscapes and flowering gardens.

Does it snow in Guyra?

Snow does fall in Guyra from time to time, but it is not guaranteed and the timing, depth and duration vary. Some falls are light or short-lived, while stronger systems can affect roads and surrounding properties.

Check current conditions

Use the Bureau of Meteorology for forecasts and warnings and Live Traffic NSW for road conditions. If travelling during cold weather, take warm clothing, allow extra time and avoid driving on icy roads unless it is safe to do so.