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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.
Preston is currently experiencing conditions consistent with the live forecast above. Expect a daytime maximum in the low-to-mid range typical for this time of year, with overnight lows dropping into the single digits. Inland suburbs like Preston often see a 2–3 °C spread compared to Melbourne city readings.
What is the temperature and conditions in Preston right now?
The live forecast above gives the current temperature, apparent temperature, wind speed and gust, humidity, and UV index for Preston. As a rule, Preston’s position 9 km north of the CBD means it is slightly warmer on calm afternoons and cooler on clear nights. For those checking weather preston hourly, the Bureau of Meteorology (bom weather preston) provides the most reliable station data from Preston Reservoir and nearby Viewbank.
How will the weather change over the next 14 days?
The live forecast above includes a 7‑day outlook. For weather preston 14 days trends, use the BOM’s long-range forecast, which gives broad temperature and rainfall probabilities rather than precise day‑by‑day details. This spring, expect a mix of cool south‑westerly change and warmer northerly flows, typical of Melbourne’s transition season. The preston weather radar on the BOM site (Melbourne radar) shows approaching rain bands 30–60 minutes ahead.
What is the best source for Preston weather forecasts?
The Bureau of Meteorology (bom weather preston) is the official Australian source. For hourly granularity, weatherzone preston offers a 48‑hour breakdown. Accuweather preston uses a proprietary model but often aligns with BOM for Victoria’s coastal interior.
Does Preston get much rain compared to other Melbourne suburbs?
Preston receives around 600–650 mm annually, similar to the Melbourne average. Its inland location means it is slightly drier than the Dandenong Ranges but wetter than the western suburbs due to the prevailing westerly flow and proximity to the Plenty River valley.
How does weather affect Preston Market?
Preston Market operates year‑round, rain or shine, with most stalls undercover. On hot days (above 35 °C) shoppers should bring water and sunscreen. Windy days can affect outdoor produce displays. Check the live forecast above before heading to the market.
Sources
For broader coverage of Victoria’s capital, see our Melbourne Weather page, or explore the national Australia weather hub. Stay alert to changing conditions with our Severe Weather Warning updates.