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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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Today’s weather across Australia is a mix of a cool southerly change sweeping over the southeast and a hot, dry stretch inland. The live conditions above show current temps and wind for each capital, with a trough drawing moisture into Queensland.
What’s driving today’s pattern?
A slow-moving trough over eastern NSW is fuelling showers and storms, while a high in the Bight keeps WA mostly clear. For the southeast, a cold front has dropped temperatures in Melbourne and Adelaide, but the sun will reappear by afternoon. The north remains humid, particularly around Darwin and Cairns.
How does today compare to the seasonal average?
Melbourne’s top is 16 °C, about 4 °C below the September norm, while Brisbane’s 27 °C is slightly above average. The heat building across western Queensland is typical for this time of year, but the southerly change is arriving a day earlier than usual in South Australia.
Will today’s weather affect the weekend?
The trough will shift east by Friday, so today’s showers in Brisbane clear overnight. The southerly change in the south will settle into a mild weekend, with a fresher day tomorrow across the southeast.
Is there a severe weather warning in place?
A sheep grazier warning is active for parts of Victoria, and a fire danger warning for western NSW. Check the Severe Weather Warning page for the latest updates.
Where can I see the latest BOM forecast for Adelaide and Brisbane?
The BOM Weather Australia page rounds up the official 7-day forecasts. For today’s weather Adelaide and today’s weather Brisbane, the live conditions above give current readings, and the Forecast page has the full outlook including the bom adelaide 7 day forecast.