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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Oz Monitorly Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Howrah’s current conditions, as shown in the live forecast above, place the temperature within a mild range typical for this coastal suburb of Hobart. Expect daytime maxima between 18–23°C in summer and 9–14°C in winter, with sea breezes moderating the heat.
What is the typical weather pattern for Howrah?
Howrah sits on the eastern shore of the Derwent River, roughly 10 kilometres from Hobart’s city centre. Its climate is temperate maritime: summers are warm but rarely hot, winters cool and often overcast. Rainfall is spread fairly evenly across the year, averaging about 600 millimetres annually. The prevailing north-westerlies bring most rain, while summer afternoons often see a cooling south-easterly sea breeze. Frosts are uncommon near the water but can occur inland.
How does Howrah weather compare with Hobart?
Howrah’s weather closely mirrors Hobart’s general conditions, as both share the same river-side location. However, being on the eastern shore, Howrah can be slightly drier and sunnier than the western suburbs, especially when westerly winds drop rain on Mount Wellington first. For broader Hobart weather patterns, check the live observations for the city. If you’re planning a trip, our Australia weather hub provides state-wide updates.
Does Howrah get snow?
Snow is extremely rare at sea level in Howrah. The nearby Mount Wellington (kunanyi) receives snow several times a year, but the suburb itself sees only occasional sleet or graupel during cold fronts.
What is the best time to visit Howrah for fine weather?
Late summer (February to March) offers the most settled conditions, with average highs around 21°C, low humidity, and long daylight hours. Autumn and spring are also pleasant but more variable.
How strong are the sea breezes in Howrah?
Afternoon sea breezes from the Derwent River typically reach 15–25 km/h in summer, occasionally gusting to 35 km/h. They provide welcome cooling but can affect outdoor activities near the shore.