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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.

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A mix of sun and showers is forecast for Australia’s capital cities today, with a cool change moving across the southeast and a persistent trough keeping the northeast unsettled. The live conditions above show current temperatures and wind speeds for each city.

What is the weather forecast for Australia today?

A trough over New South Wales is bringing cloud and patchy rain to Sydney and the coast, while Melbourne and Adelaide enjoy a drier, cooler afternoon after morning drizzle. Brisbane and the Sunshine Coast face a chance of thunderstorms, and Perth remains sunny but windy. Hobart and Canberra will see a cool, partly cloudy day.

How does the outlook look for the week ahead?

The Bureau of Meteorology indicates a high-pressure system will build over the Bight by midweek, stabilising conditions for Adelaide and Melbourne. For those checking a weather forecast further ahead, the sydney weather forecast 14 days suggests a return to milder, settled weather after Wednesday. The weather forecast melbourne and weather forecast sydney both show a gradual warming trend into the weekend, while weather forecast brisbane and weather forecast sunshine coast remain humid with isolated storms. Weather forecast adelaide and weather forecast gold coast are looking mostly fine, and weather forecast wa stays warm and dry for Perth.

Today’s high (Sydney)23°C
Today’s high (Melbourne)18°C
Today’s high (Brisbane)27°C
Today’s high (Perth)29°C
Will there be any severe weather warnings today?

Yes, a severe weather warning is current for parts of the NSW coast and southeast Queensland for damaging winds and possible flash flooding. Check the severe weather warning page for updates.

Is the radar showing rain near me?

The live conditions above include a regional radar loop. For a closer look at storm cells and rainfall intensity, head to the weather radar page.

Where can I find the official BOM forecast?

The Bureau of Meteorology provides the authoritative data for all forecasts on this site. Visit our BOM weather Australia page for direct links and interpretation.