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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Australia Voice Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Check the live conditions above for current temperatures, wind and warnings across the country. Australia’s weather is highly variable – tropical heat in the north, cooler winters in the south – so use the radar and forecast links below to plan your day, whether you are in Melbourne, Sydney or elsewhere.
What is the weather doing across Australia today?
Northern regions like Darwin and Cairns are experiencing the wet season, with high humidity and afternoon storms. Southern capitals such as Melbourne and Sydney see a mix of sun and showers depending on cold fronts moving through. The interior is dry and hot. For a precise picture for your city, refer to the live conditions above or check the australia weather by month averages to see what to expect.
How does Australia’s climate vary through the year?
Australia’s climate flips north to south. In summer (December–February), the north is wet and the south is hot and dry. Winter (June–August) brings mild days to the north and cool, rainy weather to the south. The australia weather year round is generally warm, but the best travel season depends on where you go – the north is best visited in the dry winter months. For long-range planning, look up weather in australia 10 days or australia weather 14 days on the forecast page.
Where can I get the 14-day forecast for Australia?
Use the Australia Weather Forecast page for 7–14 day outlooks. For specific cities, the live conditions above show the next few hours, while the longer-range forecasts help you plan ahead.
What is the weather like in Sydney and Melbourne today?
Check the live conditions above for real-time observations. Sydney often experiences coastal showers in summer, while Melbourne can have four seasons in one day. For detailed radar, visit the Weather Radar page.
Does Australia have winter weather?
Yes – australia weather winter (June–August) is mild in the north (around 25°C) and cool in the south (10–15°C). Snow falls in the alpine regions. For seasonal averages, see the australia weather by month guide on the Australia Weather Hub.