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Weather Drysdale – Clifton Springs

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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.

The live forecast above shows Drysdale – Clifton Springs currently with a temperature in the low 20s Celsius and partly cloudy conditions. This places the area within a mild autumn pattern, with a light south-westerly breeze keeping humidity moderate.

What is the current weather in Drysdale – Clifton Springs?

The live forecast above gives the exact current temperature and conditions. Expect a mix of sun and cloud, with a gentle wind around 15–20 kilometres per hour from the south-west. The barometric pressure is stable, indicating no immediate change.

How will conditions change through the day?

Temperatures will peak near the mid-20s by early afternoon, then ease to a low around 14°C overnight. Wind speeds will drop after sunset. No significant rainfall is expected, though a brief shower cannot be ruled out given the coastal influence.

Current TempLow 20s °C (refer to live forecast)
HumidityAround 60–70%
WindSouth-westerly 15–20 km/h
UV IndexModerate (4–5) until late afternoon
Is rain likely today in Drysdale – Clifton Springs?

Rain chance is low (less than 20%) through the day. A weak trough may bring a light afternoon shower, but most models keep the region dry. Check the live forecast above for updates.

How strong will the wind get?

Peak wind gusts of 25–30 km/h are possible mid-afternoon, then easing to light by evening. The south-westerly flow is typical for autumn and should not cause disruption.

What time does the sun set?

Sunset in Drysdale – Clifton Springs is around 5:45 pm AEDT. After that, temperatures will fall quickly, with a clear to partly cloudy night ahead.

For broader conditions, see the Australia weather hub or the Melbourne weather page for regional trends.