Here's what you can expect with tomorrow's Blue Mountains weather

As summer moves towards autumn what can locals expect tomorrow? We have the latest word from the Weather Bureau.

Weather forecasts are updated on the hour, sourced from WeatherZone.

Tomorrow's forecast is morning fog patches; late shower or storm; nw winds tending se.

The highest expected temperature tomorrow is 23, which is four degrees higher than today's max.

Warmer conditions are expected on five of the next six days, with the mercury climbing above today's maximum on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.

The chance of rain tomorrow is 60 per cent.

Showers are more likely on Wednesday when the Bureau of Meteorology forecasts a high (80 per cent) chance of rain.

The UV index is predicted to be 11. There is an extreme risk of harm from sun exposure. Unprotected skin can burn within minutes in today's conditions. Experts suggest looking for shade and avoiding sun exposure around noon. General advice is to take all precautions such as using eye protection, sunscreen and covering up.

Winds will be southeast around 5 km/h in the morning shifting to east-southeast around 8 km/h in the afternoon.

Details for the next six days:

Tuesday, February 11: Morning fog patches. Late shower or storm. NW winds tending SE Min - 13. Max - 23.

Wednesday, February 12: Mostly cloudy. Showers, mostly later. S/SE winds Min - 14. Max - 21.

Thursday, February 13: Mostly cloudy. Showers. NE winds Min - 14. Max - 24.

Friday, February 14: Mostly cloudy. Possible shower. NW/N'ly winds Min - 14. Max - 24.

Saturday, February 15: Mostly sunny. NW/SW winds Min - 14. Max - 24.

Sunday, February 16: Partly cloudy. Late shower. SW winds Min - 8. Max - 15.

The previous Blue Mountains weather article can be viewed here.