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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Leeds Wire weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
Check the live forecast above for today’s conditions in Melbourne. The city’s weather is famously changeable – you may see sun, showers and a cool change all in one day, so pack layers and an umbrella.
What will the weather be like over the next week or two?
The live forecast above gives you the best view of the coming days. For the weather in Melbourne over the next 10 days, expect typical spring variability: morning cloud, afternoon sun, and the chance of a light shower. Longer-range outlooks, such as the Melbourne weather 21 day forecast or a weather Melbourne 14 days projection, are less reliable but can highlight general trends. If you need weather Melbourne Australia tomorrow or the next few days, the hourly breakdown in the live forecast is your most accurate guide. For UK readers, see our UK weather hub for local conditions, or check our 10 day weather forecast for the UK.
How does Melbourne’s climate behave throughout the year?
Melbourne has a mild oceanic climate with four distinct seasons. Summer (Dec–Feb) brings warm days with occasional heatwaves; winter (Jun–Aug) is cool and damp. The city is notorious for “four seasons in one day” – cold fronts can drop temperatures quickly, especially in spring and autumn. For those checking weather Melbourne 7 days, note that afternoon sea breezes often cool the coast. The Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) provides detailed weather Melbourne 14 days BOM data, but the live forecast above gives you the latest.
Does it rain a lot in Melbourne?
Rainfall is moderate – around 650 mm per year – but it falls on about 140 days. Showers are often short and patchy, so a dry morning can turn wet by lunchtime. The live forecast above shows the likelihood of rain hour by hour.
What’s the best time to visit Melbourne?
Many prefer autumn (March–May) or spring (September–November) for milder temperatures and fewer extreme days. Summer can be hot, especially during heatwaves, while winter is cool and cloudy. Check the weather Melbourne Australia hourly for current conditions before planning outdoor activities.
How unpredictable is Melbourne weather?
Very. Cold fronts from the Southern Ocean can sweep in quickly, dropping temperatures by 10°C in under an hour. That’s why the “four seasons in one day” cliché holds. Always check the live forecast above – especially the hourly and 7-day views – before heading out.
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