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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Oz Monitorly Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Current readings in Glen Huntly show a temperature range of 12–14°C under partly cloudy skies, with a light south-westerly breeze. The live forecast above indicates stable conditions through the afternoon, typical of autumn in Melbourne’s south-east suburbs.
What’s driving the weather in Glen Huntly right now?
A weak high-pressure ridge over Bass Strait is keeping wind speeds low and limiting cloud cover. This pattern brings a mild, dry afternoon with maxima around 18°C – about 1–2°C above the seasonal average for November. The weather radar shows no rain within 100 km of the suburb, so outdoor plans should remain unaffected until tonight’s coastal trough edges closer.
How will conditions change through the evening?
By late evening, a southerly change from the Port Phillip coast will bring a 1–3°C drop and a modest increase in humidity. The Melbourne weather pattern often creates a lag of 2–3 hours for inland suburbs like Glen Huntly, so you’ll feel the cooler air after 9 pm. No rain is expected before midnight, but a 20% chance of drizzle appears in the glen huntly weather hourly outlook after 3 am.
Is Glen Huntly likely to see storms this week?
No storm warnings are current. A slow-moving trough may trigger isolated showers on Thursday afternoon, but thunderstorm risk remains below 10% through Sunday. Check the severe weather warning page if conditions change suddenly.
Where can I view weather live updates for Glen Huntly?
Oz Monitorly refreshes local readings every 10 minutes. For real-time wind and rainfall, the Bureau of Meteorology’s Victoria observations page provides station data from the nearby Moorabbin Airport weather station.
How does Glen Huntly’s climate compare to metro Melbourne?
Glen Huntly sits about 12 km south-east of the CBD, so it receives slightly cooler coastal breezes and less urban heat-island effect. Overnight minima here are typically 1–2°C below Melbourne’s city readings, especially in autumn and winter.