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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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Friday in Melbourne is set to bring a mix of sun and cloud with the live forecast above showing a top around the low 20s. The afternoon should stay mostly dry, though coastal suburbs might catch a stray shower, and light northerly winds will ease the autumn chill.
What’s the outlook for the next week?
Heading deeper into the weekend, a weak trough slides across Victoria, so Saturday could see a few more showers inland. By Sunday, a ridge builds back, leaving conditions mainly fine. For weather melbourne 7 days planning, expect overnight lows dropping to around 12–14°C and daytime highs staying in the high teens to mid-20s. That pattern holds for the weather in melbourne 10 days outlook—nothing extreme, just a typical May transition.
How reliable are longer-range forecasts?
Beyond a fortnight, models diverge. The melbourne weather 21 day forecast hints at a drier-than-average end to May, but the melbourne weather 30 days view is sketchy. For better confidence, check the 28 day weather forecast melbourne bom product, which the Bureau updates weekly with ensemble guidance. The weather melbourne 14 days bom forecast is generally the sweet spot—detailed enough for planning garden work or a weekend away.
Will it rain for the AFL game this weekend?
Saturday afternoon at the MCG looks mostly fine, with only a slight 20% chance of a shower. A light north-westerly breeze will keep conditions comfortable for footy. Check the weather in melbourne tomorrow update for any late changes.
Is a cold snap coming in the next two weeks?
No sign of a significant cold outbreak in the weather melbourne 14 days outlook. Minimums will drop to around 10–11°C by mid-month, but nothing near frost yet. Keep an eye on the Severe Weather Warning page if you’re planning regional travel.
How does this compare with last May?
Last May was slightly wetter (nearly 10 mm more by this stage). This year the pattern is more settled, with high pressure sitting over the Bight. If you need a broader view, the Melbourne Weather hub has monthly summaries.
For the full picture across the country, visit the Australia weather hub. And if you’re heading interstate, check our Sydney Weather or Brisbane Weather pages for the latest outlooks.