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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.
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Curlewis weather today, as shown in the live forecast above, is typical for this Bellarine Peninsula location – mild with a variable sea breeze. You can expect partly cloudy conditions and a moderate chance of a shower, with temperatures sitting a few degrees cooler than inland Geelong.
What is the typical weather pattern for Curlewis?
Curlewis sits on the Bellarine Peninsula, so its weather is heavily influenced by Port Phillip Bay. Summer days are warm but rarely scorching thanks to afternoon sea breezes, while winters are cool and damp. The area often sees slightly more cloud and a stronger breeze than nearby Geelong weather reports might suggest, especially in the afternoon.
How does Curlewis weather compare with surrounding areas?
Compared with inland centres, Curlewis is generally a couple of degrees cooler in summer and a touch milder in winter. If you’re checking the Melbourne weather for a day trip, expect Curlewis to be a few degrees cooler and windier. Nearby Drysdale weather is very similar, though Curlewis can be a little breezier closer to the water.
Where can I find a Curlewis weather 14 day forecast?
The live forecast above gives you the outlook for Curlewis. For a full 14-day forecast, check the Bureau of Meteorology’s site or use the Australia weather hub for extended predictions across Victoria.
Is there a Curlewis weather radar?
Curlewis is covered by the Melbourne radar (at Laverton) and the Geelong radar (at Mount Duneed). Both show rainfall intensity over the Bellarine. You can view them via the Curlewis weather BOM radar page.
How does Curlewis weather affect local conditions?
The bay breeze can make fishing and boating conditions change quickly. Morning calms often give way to a fresh afternoon southerly. For the latest detailed observations, refer to the severe weather warning page if strong winds are forecast.