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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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Maddingley’s weather today, as shown in the live forecast above, brings a mild and partly cloudy day across the Bacchus Marsh region, with temperatures holding steady through the afternoon.
What’s the Maddingley forecast looking like?
The live forecast above gives you the clearest picture for Maddingley right now, but you can generally expect conditions similar to nearby Bacchus Marsh. This area, located about 50 kilometres west of the city, often sees slightly cooler mornings and a light afternoon breeze. For a broader view, check the Australia weather hub for updates across the state.
How does Maddingley’s weather compare to Melton and Melbourne?
Maddingley sits between the melton weather zone and the western suburbs of melbourne weather, so you’ll find it a touch warmer than the city centre on clear days, but cooler than the northern plains. The afternoon sea breeze from Port Phillip Bay can arrive later here, often after 3pm, which keeps the heat in check during summer.
Does Maddingley get much rain?
Maddingley’s annual rainfall averages about 500–550 mm, spread fairly evenly through the year, though spring and early summer can bring heavier downpours from thunderstorms moving across the Western Volcanic Plains.
Is Maddingley prone to frost?
Yes, on clear winter mornings Maddingley can see light to moderate frost, especially in low-lying paddocks. This is typical for inland Victoria, so if you’re gardening or driving early, keep an eye on the temperature.
How far is Maddingley from Melbourne?
Maddingley is roughly 50 kilometres west of Melbourne’s CBD, about a 45-minute drive via the Western Freeway. For a full city forecast, visit our Melbourne Weather page.