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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.
Yesterday’s weather across Australia showed a familiar pattern: warm in the east, cooler in the west. The live forecast above lists the actual maximum and minimum temperatures recorded for each capital city. Most coastal areas stayed dry, while inland regions saw clear skies and a moderate breeze.
How did yesterday’s weather compare to the long-term average?
In most capital cities, yesterday’s temperatures sat within a few degrees of the October average. The east coast, including Sydney and Brisbane, was slightly warmer than usual, while Perth and Adelaide were closer to the norm. Rainfall totals were below average for this time of year in the southeast, and above average in parts of the tropical north.
Notable weather events yesterday
A weak cold front swept across the southwest, bringing a sharp but brief drop in temperatures during the afternoon. No severe warnings were issued. In the northeast, afternoon sea breezes kept the coast comfortable, while inland Queensland remained hot and dry.
How can I check yesterday’s weather for a specific city?
The live forecast above shows yesterday’s conditions for all major capitals, including yesterday’s weather Melbourne, yesterday’s weather Sydney, yesterday’s weather Adelaide, and yesterday’s weather Brisbane. For more detail, visit our city weather pages.
Where can I find historical weather data, like Sydney weather past 7 days?
Our Sydney Weather and Melbourne Weather pages provide past data including Sydney weather past 7 days and Melbourne weather past 10 days. The Bureau of Meteorology also offers official records for Melbourne weather yesterday BOM.
Why is yesterday’s weather useful for planning?
Knowing yesterday’s weather helps you spot trends – for example, if you need yesterday weather Perth to judge how a cold front behaves. It’s also useful for comparing forecast accuracy and preparing for similar conditions today.