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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the DailyCity weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
Melbourne’s weather today, as shown in the live forecast above, is typically changeable — expect a mix of sun and showers, with temperatures around the seasonal average. This coastal capital of Victoria often delivers “four seasons in one day,” so a jacket is wise even if the morning looks clear.
What is the outlook for the next week and beyond in Melbourne?
The live forecast above gives you the most reliable view for the coming days. For a longer look, weather in Melbourne 10 days and weather melbourne 14 days forecasts from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) are your best bet. The city’s maritime influence means conditions can shift quickly; a weather melbourne australia hourly breakdown is useful for planning outdoor activities. For a broader trend, check the melbourne weather 30 days outlook, though accuracy diminishes beyond a fortnight. The weather melbourne 7 days forecast is typically the most dependable for daily plans, and the weather melbourne australia tomorrow prediction is usually stable by late afternoon.
How does Melbourne’s climate compare to UK cities?
Unlike the UK’s generally milder, more uniformly rainy climate, Melbourne has a more defined seasonal swing: hot, dry summers and cool, wet winters. While London might hover around 10°C in winter, Melbourne’s winter days are often a crisp 12–15°C, though nights can dip lower. The city’s famous “four seasons” effect is sharper than anything in the UK, thanks to its position between the hot inland and the cool Southern Ocean.
Does Melbourne get very hot in summer?
Yes, January and February often see several days above 35°C, sometimes reaching 40°C. However, cool sea breezes usually arrive in the evening, making it more comfortable than inland Australian cities.
What is the best way to check the weather in Melbourne when planning a trip?
Use the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) for official data, and supplement with the live forecast above for an hourly view. The BOM’s weather melbourne 14 days bom forecast is a reliable starting point for long-range planning.
Is the weather in Melbourne very different from Sydney?
Yes, generally Melbourne is cooler and windier than Sydney, especially in winter. Sydney has a more stable, humid subtropical climate, while Melbourne’s is oceanic and more changeable, with less rainfall overall but more frequent cold fronts.
For more UK-focused forecasts, explore our UK weather hub or check conditions in other global destinations like Barcelona Weather and New York Weather. For longer-term UK planning, visit our 10 Day Weather Forecast UK page.