With predictions of further rain to fall - including the chance of some storms in the early hours of Tuesday morning - we could see some more records broken.

Weatherzone meteorologist Kim Westcott more rain will continue to fall throughout Monday night and up to around midday on Tuesday.

"We are looking at anything between 10 to 20mm of more rain to fall through to Tuesday lunch time," she said.

"This will be consistent rainfall too which could develop further into storms.

"The rainfall is due to a low pressure trough that developed over central Queensland on the weekend just dipping down into NSW.

"That low is now hanging around the north east corner of NSW and will eventually move offshore by Tuesday."

Temperatures are likely to start to climb with Tuesday topping about 19 degrees, although it will continue to be cloudy.

Wednesday is likely to see a continuation of those warmish conditions with an odd shower possible before Thursday will feature a top temperature of 22 degrees with 'lots of sunshine,' said Ms Westcott.

"Friday will be quite warm with a maximum temperature of 23 or 24 degrees. But there will be a whole lot of sunshine on the day," she said.

The weekend will also continue to see great sunshine on Saturday with a top of 22 degrees before cooling slightly to 17 degrees on Sunday.

Our to sea, the Macquarie coast will see decreasing swells from about one and a half metres on Monday to below a metre by Wednesday.

There are no current weather warnings for our coast.