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Melbourne’s weather is famously changeable, and right now the live forecast above shows conditions shifting through the day. Expect a mix of sun, cloud and the odd cool change – typical for a city that can serve up four seasons in one afternoon.
What’s the outlook for the next week or two?
If you’re checking the melbourne weather 7 days or the weather in melbourne 10 days forecast, the pattern remains unsettled. A series of weak troughs will keep skies partly cloudy, with a chance of light showers, especially near the coast. Daytime highs should hover in the low 20s, while overnight lows dip to around 10–12 degrees Celsius. For a longer view, the melbourne weather 14 days and melbourne weather 21 day forecast suggest a gradual drying trend later in the period, though the city’s fickle nature means you should check the live forecast above again tomorrow.
How’s tomorrow looking and what about the radar?
For melbourne weather tomorrow expect a similar bag of tricks: morning fog patches clearing to a partly sunny afternoon. The melbourne weather radar shows any incoming bands of rain, but nothing major on the immediate horizon. If you’re planning ahead, the melbourne weather 30 days and melbourne weather 15 days updates indicate a return to more stable, autumnal conditions by early next month.
Why does Melbourne’s weather change so quickly?
Melbourne sits at the boundary between warm inland air and cool Southern Ocean systems. When a front pushes through, it can flip from sunny to showery in under an hour – hence the classic “four seasons in one day” reputation.
Is the 30-day forecast reliable for Melbourne?
Extended outlooks like the melbourne weather 30 days give a useful trend, not a precise day-by-day forecast. For reliable short-term planning, stick with the live forecast above and the melbourne weather 7 days from the Bureau of Meteorology.
Where can I see live radar images for Melbourne?
The melbourne weather radar is available on the Bureau of Meteorology website and shows real-time precipitation over the city and surrounds – ideal for checking if that shower is heading your way.
For other capitals, see our Australia weather hub, or check Sydney Weather and Brisbane Weather. Stay across any warnings at our Severe Weather Warning page.