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Weather Melbourne 14 Day Forecast

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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Aussie Focus Hub Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.

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Live data from Open-Meteo · updates automatically ·

Based on the live forecast above and Bureau of Meteorology modelling, Melbourne’s 14-day outlook shows a changeable spring pattern with mild days of 19–24°C and cool nights of 9–13°C, with the best rain chance around days 5–8.

What does the 14-day forecast show for Melbourne?

The 14-day forecast points to typical Melbourne variability: cool starts, mild afternoons and one or two rainy spells.

  • Daytime highs 19–24°C, overnight lows 9–13°C
  • Rainfall most likely between days 5 and 8; lighter showers possible early
  • Winds from the south-west mid-period, then north-easterly later
  • No extreme heat or cold expected within this outlook window

How reliable is a 14-day forecast for Melbourne?

Confidence is moderate at this range — temperature trends are more dependable than exact rain timing.

  • Temperatures: moderate confidence (within 2–3°C typical)
  • Rain timing: lower confidence beyond day 7
  • Check the Melbourne weather page daily for updates
  • For longer range, visit the Australia weather hub for 21-day and 30-day outlooks
Average max22°C
Average min11°C
Rain days5–7 of 14
Wettest periodDays 5–8
How accurate is the BOM’s 14-day Melbourne forecast?

The Bureau of Meteorology’s weather melbourne 14 days bom forecast has moderate accuracy for temperature trends but lower confidence for exact daily rainfall. For the most reliable data, refer to the 7-day forecast, which updates more frequently.

Where can I find a 21-day or 30-day forecast for Melbourne?

For a melbourne weather 21 day forecast or melbourne weather 30 day forecast, aggregator sites such as Weatherzone and Elders Weather provide extended outlooks. The BOM itself issues a 14-day forecast as its standard medium-range product, so a melbourne weather 21 day forecast 14 days beyond the current window is best sourced from those third-party providers.

How does the 14-day forecast compare to AccuWeather or the BOM?

The BOM is Australia’s official weather authority. AccuWeather offers a weather melbourne 14 day forecast accuweather with hourly breakdowns, including weather melbourne 14 day forecast hourly views and a weather melbourne 14 day forecast accuweather tomorrow focus. The BOM remains the primary source for official warnings and long-term modelling.