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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Down Under Brief Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.

Collingwood is seeing conditions matching the live forecast above, with mild temperatures and a light south‑westerly breeze off the Yarra River. The inner‑northern suburb remains dry this morning, though cloud cover will increase ahead of a weak trough moving across Port Phillip Bay later.

How will the next few days shape up for Collingwood?

A lingering southerly change will keep Collingwood’s afternoon a few degrees cooler than Melbourne’s western suburbs, with tops hovering in the low twenties. The Melbourne weather pattern suggests a clearing trend by Thursday as high pressure builds from the Bight, bringing mostly sunny skies and light winds for the weekend. For those wanting finer detail, the collingwood weather hourly outlook shows a brief shower chance tonight only.

Is there any severe weather or radar activity to watch?

No severe weather warnings are current for the central district. The nearest collingwood weather radar at Laverton shows only patchy light rain well to the south. If you’re planning outdoor plans, the collingwood weather 14 day trend indicates settled conditions after midweek, with no sign of storms or heat extremes.

Feels likeSee live forecast
WindSoutherly 15–25 km/h, easing afternoon
HumidityAround 60% this morning
UV IndexModerate (4–5) – sun protection advised
How does Collingwood’s weather compare to the rest of Melbourne?

Collingwood sits in Melbourne’s inner‑north, so it’s often a degree or two warmer than bayside suburbs when northerlies blow, but cooler than the western plains under a sea‑breeze. The accuweather collingwood summaries usually mirror the CBD’s readings.

Does Collingwood get much rain in summer?

Summer in Collingwood averages around 50 mm per month, mostly from afternoon storms or fronts. The weatherzone collingwood data shows January and February as the driest months, while thunderstorms can bring brief downpours into late afternoon.

Where can I find the best local radar for Collingwood?

The Bureau of Meteorology’s Melbourne (Laverton) radar covers the suburb well, with updates every six minutes. For a quick mobile check, the collingwood weather radar pages on WZ and Elders both offer loop animations.

Stay across broader conditions on our Australia weather hub and check the Sydney weather page if you’re travelling north. No severe weather warnings are active for the region at this time.