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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.

Check the live forecast above for your current location’s temperature, wind and humidity. This page explains how to use those numbers to plan your day, whether you need an umbrella or sun protection.

How to read wind speed and direction

Wind speeds in the 15–25 km/h range are typical across much of Australia today – a moderate breeze that keeps the air moving without being disruptive. Gusts above 30 km/h may affect outdoor activities, so check the live forecast for your exact reading. Wind direction is also important: a south-easterly often brings dry conditions in eastern states, while north-westerlies can precede heat. For a wider outlook, view the Australia weather hub or the weather map australia 7 day for regional trends.

What humidity tells you about comfort

Humidity levels between 55% and 70% feel comfortable for most people. Above 70% the air can feel sticky and may increase the chance of showers, especially when combined with a dew point near 15°C. Below 40% can be dry – hydrate accordingly. Use the live forecast above for your local humidity percentage. For real-time rain detection, consult the bom weather radar; readers in Queensland can also check the stapylton radar bom radar brisbane for that area. If you need an even closer look, the severe weather warning page updates rapidly for hazardous conditions.

Wind speed15–25 km/h (moderate breeze)
Humidity55–70% (comfortable to slightly humid)
UV Index3–5 (moderate – sun protection advised)
Visibility10+ km (clear conditions likely)
Why does the temperature feel different from the reading?

The “feels like” temperature accounts for wind chill and humidity. A strong breeze can make a 25°C day feel cooler, while high humidity traps warmth. The live forecast above shows both the actual and apparent temperature.

How accurate is the live forecast?

The data comes from the Bureau of Meteorology’s observation network, updated every 10 minutes. Short-term forecasts (0–3 hours) are highly reliable; for longer range, check the weather in australia 10 days on our site.

Where can I see hourly changes?

Scroll down on the live forecast card for a hourly breakdown – this gives you weather current location hourly data, including temperature, wind and rain probability for the next 24 hours.