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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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The live forecast above shows Melbourne’s next seven days with highs ranging from the mid-teens to mid-twenties Celsius, along with a few possible showers mid-week. This reflects typical spring variability—cool mornings, mild afternoons, and a chance of passing rain as a low-pressure system drifts across Victoria.
What is the temperature trend this week?
According to the live forecast above, maximums climb from around 16–18°C early in the week to about 24–26°C by Thursday before easing back to the low 20s over the weekend. Overnight lows sit mainly between 8°C and 13°C. The warmest day looks like Thursday, driven by a northerly airflow ahead of a weak cold front.
Will there be rain or strong wind?
Rainfall is most likely on Tuesday and Wednesday, with isolated showers and a possible thunderstorm in the afternoon. Accumulations should remain light, under 5 mm in most suburbs. Wind speeds pick up on Wednesday and Saturday, gusting to 30–40 km/h from the north-west before turning cooler south-westerlies arrive.
How reliable is a 7-day forecast for Melbourne?
Seven-day outlooks from the Bureau of Meteorology are broadly accurate for temperature trends, but rain timing and location can shift. For day-to-day planning, check the live forecast above and revisit the Melbourne Weather page each morning.
Which day will be the warmest?
The live forecast above indicates Thursday reaches the highest maximum, around 25–26°C, due to a brief northerly surge. Cooler conditions return Friday as a change moves through. For a longer view, see the Australia weather hub for model comparisons.
Should I expect severe weather this week?
No warnings are currently in place for Melbourne. The main risk is localised thunder during Tuesday afternoon. If any alerts are issued, they will appear on the Severe Weather Warning page. Keep an eye on radar if you have outdoor plans.