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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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Over the next 14 days, Geelong will see a mix of mild days and cooler nights, with a few showers likely mid-period. The live forecast above shows the current trend, with daytime temperatures generally peaking in the low 20s Celsius and overnight lows dropping to around 10–12°C.
What’s the general pattern for the fortnight?
The first week looks mostly settled, with a high-pressure system keeping conditions dry and sunny. By around day 7 to 10, a trough may bring a few light showers, especially in the afternoon. The second week should return to clearer skies, though mornings could be quite cool. If you’re checking the weather in Geelong 10 days out, you’ll see that variability is typical for spring.
How reliable is a 14-day forecast for Geelong?
Forecasts beyond a week are general guides, not precise predictions. The weather geelong 7 days outlook is more dependable, while the geelong weather 28 day forecast is best used for spotting broad trends. For hourly details, the weather geelong 14 days hourly data in the live forecast above gives you a closer look at timing.
Is the weather geelong 14 days accuweather forecast different from the BOM?
Yes, different models can vary slightly. The Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) is Australia’s official source, while AccuWeather uses its own global model. For consistency, we recommend relying on the BOM data shown in the live forecast above.
What about the weather geelong 21 days outlook?
A 21-day forecast is highly uncertain and should be treated as a seasonal hint rather than a reliable prediction. For planning, stick to the 7- to 14-day range, and check the severe weather warning page if storms are possible.
Will it be warmer than Melbourne over the fortnight?
Geelong is often a degree or two cooler than Melbourne due to coastal breezes, especially in the afternoons. The Melbourne weather page can help you compare the two cities’ trends side by side.