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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.

☁️14°C
OvercastMelbourneFeels like 12° · Wind 10 km/h · Humidity 71%
UV 3 ModerateSunrise 07:29Sunset 17:24
Today☁️15°💧0%
Wed🌧️16°💧82%
Thu🌦️11°💧4%
Fri☁️13°💧11%
Sat🌦️15°💧59%
Sun☁️14°💧27%
Mon🌦️15°💧24%

Live data from Open-Meteo · updates automatically ·

The live forecast above shows Melbourne’s current temperature in the low-to-mid twenties with partly cloudy skies, and today’s high is expected near 26°C. This is typical for late spring, though an evening cool change may arrive.

What will Melbourne’s weather be like over the next week?

The 7-day forecast indicates a mix of sunny intervals and cloud, with temperatures ranging from 15°C to 28°C. A possible shower midweek may break the dry spell. For a precise daily breakdown, check the Australia weather hub for melbourne weather 7 days data. Extended outlooks such as weather in melbourne 10 days and melbourne weather 14 days help identify longer trends. Those tracking immediate precipitation should monitor the real-time melbourne weather radar.

How reliable are long-range forecasts for Melbourne?

The melbourne weather 30 days and melbourne weather 15 days outlooks are useful for spotting broad patterns, but day-to-day accuracy drops beyond a week. The Bureau of Meteorology’s 7-day forecast remains the most authoritative. For tomorrow’s specifics, refer to the melbourne weather tomorrow update; the live forecast above is the best starting point. The melbourne weather 21 day forecast can give a sense of seasonal shifts, but always verify with short-term data.

Average Summer Max26°C
Average Winter Min6°C
Annual Rainfall650 mm
Peak UV Index11 (Extreme)
Does Melbourne really have “four seasons in one day”?

Yes, it is a common local saying. Rapid weather changes occur when cold fronts sweep across the region. It is not unusual to start warm and finish cool, so layering clothing is advised year-round.

What is the best month to visit Melbourne?

March and April offer settled autumn weather with mild temperatures around 20–25°C and lower rainfall than winter months. December to February can be hot and sometimes humid, but also bring clear skies.

Where can I see the latest Melbourne weather radar?

The Bureau of Meteorology provides a free, real-time radar loop for Melbourne. You can access it via their site or check our Severe Weather Warning page for alerts related to heavy rain or storms.