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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.
Roxburgh Park’s weather mirrors the variable pattern of Melbourne’s northern suburbs. For current conditions and the short-term outlook, refer to the live forecast above. Summer days are typically warm to hot, while winters are cool and damp.
What is the typical weather pattern for Roxburgh Park?
Roxburgh Park sits about 20 kilometres north of the Melbourne CBD, in the Hume City area. Summer daytime highs average around 27°C, but occasional northerly winds can push temperatures above 40°C. Winters are cool, with overnight lows near 5°C and frequent morning fog. Rainfall is spread fairly evenly through the year, with a slight spring peak. The area receives around 600 millimetres of rain annually.
How does Roxburgh Park’s weather differ from central Melbourne?
Being inland, Roxburgh Park is often a few degrees hotter than the city on summer afternoons and cooler overnight in winter. The suburb lacks the moderating effect of Port Phillip Bay, so temperature swings between day and night are larger. Fog is also more common on winter mornings.
Does Roxburgh Park get foggy in winter?
Yes. Clear, calm winter nights allow the ground to cool rapidly, producing radiation fog that can linger until mid-morning. This is common across Melbourne’s northern growth corridor.
How hot does Roxburgh Park get in summer?
Typical summer days reach the high 20s in Celsius. During heatwaves, northerly winds can push temperatures past 40°C, though these events usually last only a day or two before a cool change arrives.
Does it snow in Roxburgh Park?
Snow is extremely rare. The suburb sits on the flat volcanic plains north of Melbourne, with an elevation around 150 metres. Sleet or graupel may fall during very cold winter fronts, but accumulation does not occur.
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