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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.
Melbourne’s conditions right now are captured in the live forecast above, with the city experiencing a typical autumn mix of mild temperatures and occasional showers. This week’s pattern reflects the changeable nature that defines Melbourne’s weather, so checking the live forecast before heading out is always wise.
What to expect for the rest of today and tomorrow?
The live forecast shows current conditions, and for the next few hours you can expect the trend to hold: a blend of cloud and some sunny breaks, with light winds from the south-west. Tomorrow’s outlook — see weather in melbourne tomorrow — suggests similar temperatures, though a low-pressure system may bring a higher chance of drizzle in the afternoon.
- Maximum today likely around the value shown in the live forecast, dropping to a cool single-digit minimum overnight.
- Wind speeds remain light to moderate, shifting from south-west to south-east during the day.
- Rainfall probability is low this morning but increases after 3 pm — keep an eye on the live radar.
Looking at the weather in melbourne 10 days and beyond
The extended guidance for Australia weather hub shows a typical autumn transition: no extreme heat or cold in the next fortnight. The weather melbourne 14 days outlook indicates a persistent blocking pattern over the Tasman, keeping Melbourne’s sky mostly cloudy with only light rain events.
- Days 3–5: a trough moves through, bringing a brief cool change and a few millimetres of rain.
- Days 6–10: high pressure builds, stabilising conditions but keeping mornings foggy in the outer suburbs.
- Days 11–14: another weak front arrives, but total rainfall remains below the March average.
Why does Melbourne’s weather change so quickly?
Melbourne sits at the boundary between cool Southern Ocean air and warm inland air. The city’s geography and the erratic movement of cold fronts, especially in autumn and spring, produce rapid shifts from sun to showers in a single day.
Is it safe to plan outdoor activities based on the live forecast?
Yes for the next few hours, but always check the Bureau of Meteorology’s updated radar and warnings. In autumn, a “fine” morning can become a wet afternoon, so keep a backup plan for barbecues or sports.
Where can I find the most accurate weather in melbourne tomorrow forecast?
We recommend the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) for official warnings, and our Melbourne weather page for a quick, plain-English summary. For the 10‑day view, BOM’s multi‑week outlook and our 14‑day guide are both reliable sources.