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

Today’s Melbourne range is 12–22°C, partly cloudy with a 30% chance of a light shower and a moderate north-westerly breeze. Expect a mild, changeable day: carry a light jacket and an umbrella just in case.

What is the current forecast for Melbourne?

Morning temperatures hover near 12°C, climbing to a top of 22°C by mid-afternoon. Cloud cover will increase through the late morning, but most suburbs will stay dry until early evening. Wind speeds sit at 15–25 km/h from the north-west, shifting to the south-west later. The UV index reaches 5 (moderate) around 1 pm – sunscreen is advisable if you’re outdoors for more than 30 minutes.

Will the weather stay settled this week?

The coming days look similarly volatile: Wednesday brings 10–20°C and a 60% chance of showers, while Thursday clears to 8–19°C with morning fog. Friday warms to 14–24°C before a cool change arrives Saturday. This pattern is classic for Melbourne – expect a mix of sun, cloud, and the odd drop of rain most days.

Today’s high22°C (3 pm)
Overnight low12°C (6 am)
Humidity55–70%
WindN-W 15–25 km/h
Will it rain in Melbourne today?

Partly cloudy conditions bring a 30% chance of a light shower, mainly after 3 pm. Most areas will stay dry, but keep a compact umbrella handy – afternoon drizzle is possible but not guaranteed.

What is the UV index for Melbourne today?

The UV index peaks at 5 (moderate) between 1 pm and 2 pm. Sun protection, including SPF 30+ sunscreen and a hat, is recommended if you are outdoors for extended periods during that window.

How windy will it be in Melbourne?

Winds from the north-west at 15–25 km/h, easing to 10–15 km/h in the evening. Gusts near 35 km/h possible in open areas. Not strong enough to disrupt most outdoor plans, but watch for loose items on balconies.

For a broader outlook, see the Australia weather hub or the detailed 10-day forecast for Melbourne.