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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Australia Pulse Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Cradle Mountain’s weather shifts rapidly from cool, crisp mornings to afternoon rain at any time of year, with daytime highs ranging 6–16°C in winter and 14–21°C in summer. The live forecast above shows today’s conditions; for detailed planning, check the cradle mountain weather 14 day forecast and cradle mountain weather hourly data.
What is the typical weather pattern at Cradle Mountain?
Tasmania’s high-altitude wilderness means temperatures are cool year-round. Maximums from October to April average 12–21°C, while June–August highs hover near 4–8°C. Rainfall is frequent — over 2,500 mm annually — and a cradle mountain weather cam will show you real-time cloud or clears at the lake. The weather in cradle mountain 10 days and cradle mountain weather forecast 30 days help anticipate longer-range trends, though local conditions can change within hours.
How does weather vary by month?
December–February are warmest with daily maxima 16–21°C and long daylight hours, making it ideal for bushwalking. May–August sees snowfalls above 1,000 m, with cradle mountain weather tomorrow often including frost or showers. For a cradle mountain weather december trip, pack for sun and sudden rain — summer thunderstorms are common. Night-time lows drop below freezing in winter; bring layers regardless of season.
How cold does Cradle Mountain get in winter?
Overnight lows in June–August often fall to –2°C, and wind chill can make conditions feel much colder. Snow falls above 1,000 m, with the summit frequently white from June to September.
What is the 14-day forecast for Cradle Mountain?
The 14-day outlook shows broad temperature and rain trends, but local weather becomes unreliable beyond 7 days. Check the live forecast above and the Bureau of Meteorology’s synoptic charts for the latest.
Is there a live webcam for Cradle Mountain?
Yes — a cradle mountain weather cam at the visitor centre or Dove Lake provides real-time views of cloud cover and snowline. It helps you decide if conditions are suitable for summit walks.
See also Australia weather hub and Severe Weather Warning for broader updates.