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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Australia Data Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
As the live forecast above shows, Collie’s weather today is mild with a mix of sun and cloud. Whether you check bom weather collie or elders weather collie, the outlook points to a typical autumn day — cool mornings, warm afternoons, and a light south-westerly breeze.
What’s driving Collie’s weather this week?
Collie sits in the South West Land Division, where a Mediterranean climate brings dry summers and damp winters. The live forecast above reflects a passing trough — expect a few showers later in the week as a cold front edges in from the west. For the collie weather radar, the Bureau’s loop shows patchy rain moving across the region, so keep an eye on that if you’re heading outdoors.
How does Collie’s climate compare to nearby towns?
Unlike coastal Bunbury, Collie is inland and slightly higher, so overnight temperatures drop more sharply. That makes the collie weather 28 day forecast useful for planning — long-range models often pick up these cooler nights before the coast feels them. If you’re after collie weather tomorrow, the live forecast above gives a reliable short-term picture.
Does Collie get frosts in winter?
Yes, because of its inland elevation. Clear winter nights often drop below 2°C, and frost can form in the valleys. Check the Severe Weather Warning page for frost alerts during cold snaps.
Is the Collie weather radar reliable for local storms?
The Bureau’s radar near Collie covers the region well, but the Darling Scarp can block some low-level returns. For severe thunderstorms, cross-check with the Australia Weather hub for updates.
When is the wettest month in Collie?
July typically sees the most rain, averaging about 170 mm. The collie weather 28 day forecast can help you track whether this year’s pattern is wetter or drier than usual.