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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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A mix of conditions is expected across Australia today. The eastern states will see showers and possible storms, while the south stays mostly fine. Check the live conditions above for your city.

What is the weather forecast for Australia today?

Showers and storms are likely along the east coast from Sydney to Brisbane. The Sunshine Coast and Gold Coast may see heavy falls. Melbourne and Adelaide should have a mostly dry day with some cloud. Perth is clear and warm. For a detailed look, see our Australia weather hub.

What is the outlook for the next few days?

A trough is bringing unsettled weather to Queensland and northern NSW through the week. The Weather Tomorrow page shows cooler conditions arriving in the south by the weekend. For the latest tracking, check the Weather Radar.

Capital highSydney: 26°C, Melbourne: 21°C
Capital lowBrisbane: 18°C, Adelaide: 15°C
WindiestPerth: 25–35 km/h southerly
Rain riskHighest along the NSW and Qld coasts

Frequently asked questions

Where can I get the weather forecast for my city?

Use the live conditions above. For a full 14-day outlook, see our Australia weather hub – it covers sydney weather forecast 14 days, weather forecast melbourne, weather forecast sydney, weather forecast brisbane, and more.

Is there a severe weather warning today?

Check our Severe Weather Warning page. BOM may issue warnings for heavy rain or storms, particularly along the east coast. Always follow official advice.

What’s the best source for weather forecast wa?

The Bureau of Meteorology is the most reliable source for weather forecast wa and all Australian states. You can also visit our BOM Weather Australia page for direct links.