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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Australian News Desk Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Hobart’s weather right now, as shown in the live forecast above, reflects a maritime cool-temperate climate where conditions can shift quickly with the Roaring Forties winds. Today’s outlook blends bright breaks with possible showers, a classic spring pattern for Tasmania’s capital.
What is the typical weather for Hobart today and this week?
Based on the live forecast above, Hobart is seeing a mix of sun and cloud with a moderate south-easterly breeze. Daytime temperatures are lingering in the mid-teens Celsius, typical for this time of year, with overnight lows dropping to single figures. The Australia weather hub shows the next few days will bring a similar pattern: occasional showers, especially in the afternoon, and winds picking up from the west mid-week. If you are after a hobart weather 7 day forecast, the Bureau of Meteorology’s radar suggests the consistent trough will keep conditions unsettled but not heavy.
How reliable are extended outlooks for Hobart?
Because Hobart sits at the edge of the Southern Ocean, long-range predictions can be tricky. A weather in hobart 10 days or hobart weather forecast 15 days outlook gives a general trend, but you will find the hobart weather 14 day and hobart weather forecast 21 days charts are best used as a guide for planning, not a guarantee. For up-to-the-minute detail, the hobart weather radar is your most reliable friend. If you are thinking further ahead, a hobart weather forecast 28 days or hobart weather next 30 days projection will show the seasonal shift rather than precise daily temperatures.
Does Hobart get much rain in spring?
Spring brings an average of 40–50mm per month, with September and October often the wettest. Showers are usually light and brief, driven by westerly fronts that clear quickly.
Why is Hobart’s wind so variable?
Hobart’s location on the Derwent River estuary, flanked by Mount Wellington, funnels the Roaring Forties winds into gusty, changeable flows. The mountain also creates localised cloud and rain shadows.
Can I trust a 28-day forecast for Hobart?
Extended forecasts give a broad idea of temperature trends, but accuracy beyond 10 days drops sharply. Use the Severe Weather Warning page and live radar for the most reliable guidance.