Melbourne Weather 14 Days

Melbourne’s weather over the next 14 days will be dominated by a series of cold fronts, bringing cool temperatures, gusty winds and occasional showers, with a brief drier spell mid-period. The live forecast above shows the current conditions; below is a breakdown of the outlook.

What’s the pattern for the next fortnight?

A strong westerly stream will drive a front roughly every three days, keeping temperatures mostly 10–17°C. Expect a sunnier break around days 5–7, followed by another vigorous system late in the period that could bring a burst of rain and cooler south-westerly winds.

• Days 1–4: Frequent showers, north-westerly winds 25–40 km/h, highs 14–16°C, lows 8–10°C.
• Days 5–7: High pressure ridge, mostly fine, light winds, morning fog possible inland, highs 17–19°C.
• Days 8–10: Deep low approaches, increasing rain and wind, potential for strong squalls near the coast, highs 12–15°C.
• Days 11–14: Back to showery westerlies, clearing cool, highs 13–16°C, frost possible on clear nights in outer suburbs.

How do 14-day forecasts compare to shorter outlooks?

A 14-day outlook captures longer-wave patterns but has lower day-to-day confidence past 7 days. The weather melbourne 7 days forecast is more reliable for specifics, while the melbourne weather 10 days and melbourne weather forecast 21 days give broader trends. For detail, check the weather melbourne 14 days bom page, and for longer planning the 28 day forecast melbourne and melbourne weather 21 day forecast 14 days can help, though with lower accuracy. The melbourne weather 14 days bbc often aligns with the BOM’s synoptic charts.