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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.
The live forecast above shows Lilydale’s current temperature, wind and rain chance. For the coming days, expect daytime highs near 22–26°C and overnight lows around 10–14°C, with a 30–50% chance of afternoon showers on most days — typical of early‑autumn in the Yarra Valley.
What does the extended outlook look like for Lilydale?
The seven‑day trend from the live data indicates a gradual warming into the weekend, then a possible cool change early next week. For a weather in lilydale victoria 10 days view, models show building high pressure bringing mainly fine conditions, though a brief trough may trigger isolated storms mid‑week. A lilydale weather 14 day forecast carries more uncertainty; beyond day 10, confidence drops to around 40% for rainfall timing, but the overall pattern remains mild and changeable — typical for this foothill location.
How does Lilydale’s climate compare to Melbourne’s?
Lilydale sits about 35 km east of Melbourne’s centre, at an elevation of roughly 120 m. It is generally 1–2 °C cooler than the city on summer afternoons and receives slightly more annual rainfall (around 800 mm versus Melbourne’s 650 mm). The Yarra Valley’s topography can also produce local fog or frost on clear winter mornings.
Does Lilydale ever get snow?
Snow is very rare at Lilydale’s elevation. Light flurries have occurred a handful of times in the past century, usually during cold outbreaks that also bring snow to the nearby Dandenong Ranges above 500 m.
Is the 14‑day forecast reliable for planning outdoor events?
Use the 14‑day forecast as a general guide, not a detailed plan. Models become erratic beyond day 10; for important events, check the 7‑day outlook from the live forecast above and review the Bureau of Meteorology’s updated products daily.
What makes Lilydale’s weather different from inner‑city Melbourne?
Lilydale’s inland position and higher ground mean cooler mornings, earlier fog, and slightly more rain. Afternoon sea breezes that cool the city often arrive weaker or later here, so summer maxima can be similar or a degree warmer before a change.
Sources
For the broader region, see our Melbourne weather page or visit the Australia weather hub for state‑wide conditions.