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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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Melbourne’s weather monthly shifts from cool, damp winters to warm, dry summers, with spring and autumn offering the most reliable mild days. The live forecast above shows today’s conditions; the city rarely stays the same for long, with January the hottest month (average 26°C) and July the coldest (average 14°C).
What are Melbourne’s average temperatures and rainfall by month?
Summer months (December to February) bring average highs of 25-26°C and lows around 14-15°C, with January typically the driest. Autumn (March to May) cools quickly: March averages 23°C, dropping to 16°C by May. Winter (June to August) sees highs of 14-15°C and lows around 7-9°C, with June the wettest month. Spring (September to November) warms from 17°C to 22°C, with increasing sunshine. For a detailed breakdown, check the Melbourne Weather page.
How does the 28-day and 30-day forecast compare to seasonal averages?
The 28 day weather forecast Melbourne BOM and BOM 30 day forecast Melbourne are experimental outlooks, not precise daily predictions. They show broad trends — like a warmer-than-average October — but actual day-to-day weather can vary. For longer-range planning, the 3 month weather forecast Melbourne AccuWeather gives general patterns, but local conditions shift quickly due to the city’s coastal position near Port Phillip Bay.
What about Melbourne’s weather in February and July 2026?
For Melbourne February weather 2026, expect warm, dry days with highs near 26°C and occasional hot northerly winds before a southerly change. For Melbourne weather in July 2026, plan for cool, cloudy conditions with highs around 14°C and frequent rain; frost is possible in outer suburbs. For seasonal context, see the Severe Weather Warning page for summer heatwaves or winter storms.
How do spring and autumn compare?
For weather in Melbourne in October and November, spring offers warming days (17-22°C) with increasing sunshine but still some rain. Autumn (March-May) is similar but cooling, with March often warmer than November. Both seasons are ideal for outdoor plans. The Melbourne weather June Celsius average of 14°C highlights the winter drop, while July remains the coldest month.
What is the best month for sunny weather in Melbourne?
January offers the most sunshine, averaging 9 hours daily, with low rainfall and high temperatures around 26°C. February is similarly sunny but slightly cooler. These summer months are ideal for beach visits along Port Phillip Bay.
Does Melbourne have a wet season?
Melbourne does not have a distinct wet season; rainfall is spread relatively evenly year-round. June and July are slightly wetter, while January and February are drier, but no month is consistently dry or wet.
How accurate are long-range monthly forecasts?
Long-range forecasts like the BOM 30-day outlook give broad climate trends, not daily precision. For reliable planning, use the live forecast above and check the Melbourne Weather page for updates within a week.