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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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For tomorrow in Canberra, the live forecast above shows a clear morning with afternoon cloud building, keeping temperatures below the average summer high. Plan for a mild day with light winds and no significant rain expected.
What will the temperature be?
The maximum will sit near the low to mid-twenties in Celsius, with early morning temperatures around 10 to 12 degrees. A northwesterly breeze will pick up through the afternoon, but it stays light enough for outdoor plans. Check the Australia weather hub for updates on how the 14 day weather forecast for Canberra tracks this week.
Should I prepare for rain or wind?
Rain is unlikely tomorrow, with only a slim chance of a brief shower near the ranges. The main change will be the afternoon cloud cover, not a storm. For wind, expect a gentle 15 to 25 kilometres per hour breeze from the northwest, calming by evening. The severe weather warning page stays clear for now.
Morning and hourly outlook
If you need the canberra weather tomorrow hourly breakdown, expect a crisp start near 8 degrees at dawn, then a steady climb to the low 20s by midday. The Sydney weather and Melbourne weather pages show similar patterns for the region this week.
Will it be colder than today?
Yes, tomorrow will be slightly cooler than today’s peak due to more cloud cover in the afternoon. Overnight temperatures will also drop a few degrees, so a light jacket is useful for the early hours.
Is the bom canberra weather forecast reliable?
The Bureau of Meteorology provides the live forecast above, which is updated every few hours. For a canberra weather 7 day forecast, the BOM’s outlook remains the most trusted source for local conditions.
What about the 10 day outlook?
The weather in Canberra 10 days shows a dry pattern holding, with no major rain events. The canberra weather 21 day forecast from long-range models suggests a return to warmer temperatures later next week.