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Check the live forecast above for today’s conditions, then plan around the afternoon change. Melbourne’s weather is famously variable, so a jacket and an umbrella are sensible year-round.
What is the typical weather pattern for Melbourne?
Melbourne sits on the southern coast of Victoria, where cold fronts from the Southern Ocean collide with warmer inland air. This creates rapid shifts—sunny mornings can turn to showers by lunch. Summer averages 26°C, winter around 14°C. The city gets about 600 millimetres of rain annually, spread fairly evenly across the year.
How can I check the latest conditions?
The live forecast above gives you the current temperature, wind and rain chance. For a closer look, use the melbourne weather radar on the Bureau of Meteorology site to track incoming showers. If you need a longer view, the melbourne weather 7 days forecast is reliable for planning your week. For trips further ahead, the weather in melbourne 10 days and melbourne weather 14 days outlooks show general trends, though accuracy drops after day seven. Some services offer a melbourne weather 21 day forecast or melbourne weather 30 days projection, but treat these as broad guidance. For tomorrow’s specifics, check the melbourne weather tomorrow update each evening. A melbourne weather 15 days forecast can help with holiday planning, but always confirm closer to the date.
Does Melbourne get extreme heat?
Yes. Occasionally a northerly wind brings temperatures above 40°C, often followed by a cool change. Check the live forecast and any severe weather warnings for heatwave or fire danger alerts.
Why is Melbourne’s weather so changeable?
Its location near the coast and the Great Dividing Range means cold fronts arrive frequently. A single day can have four seasons—sun, wind, rain and cool air—all within hours.
When is the best time to visit Melbourne?
Autumn (March to May) and spring (September to November) offer mild temperatures and lower rainfall. Summer can be hot and crowded; winter is cool but often clear and crisp.
Sources
For other capitals, see our Australia weather hub, or check Sydney Weather, Perth Weather, Brisbane Weather, Adelaide Weather and Canberra Weather.