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

The live forecast above shows Melbourne’s CBD conditions right now. Expect a cool temperate climate with four distinct seasons: mild, changeable spring; warm summers with occasional heatwaves; crisp autumns; and cool, damp winters. Pack layers year-round.

What is the weather in Melbourne’s CBD like each season?

Summer (December–February) averages 25°C but can spike above 40°C; pack light clothing, sunscreen and a hat. Autumn (March–May) is mild (15–20°C) and often settled. Winter (June–August) sees averages around 14°C with frequent rain — bring a waterproof jacket. Spring (September–November) is famously changeable: sunny one hour, drizzly the next, so a light jumper is essential.

When is the best time to visit Melbourne’s CBD?

March and April offer the most reliable weather — warm days, low humidity and fewer crowds outside school holidays. December and January are peak tourist season with warmer weather, but accommodation is pricier. For a winter escape, June–August is quieter; just pack for cool, grey days. Check the Melbourne weather page for the latest forecast.

Average summer temp25°C (max)
Average winter temp14°C (max)
Rainiest monthOctober (average 66mm)
Sunniest monthJanuary (average 9 hours/day)
Does Melbourne’s CBD get four seasons in one day?

Yes, it’s common. Cold fronts from the Southern Ocean can sweep in quickly, dropping temperatures by 10°C within hours. Always carry a light jacket or umbrella, even on a sunny morning.

What should I pack for a week in Melbourne’s CBD?

Layers are key: a t-shirt, long-sleeve top, a fleece or jumper, and a waterproof jacket. Jeans or trousers work year-round. In summer, add shorts and sandals; in winter, a scarf and gloves. Comfortable walking shoes are a must.

How accurate are 7-day and 14-day forecasts for Melbourne’s CBD?

Seven-day forecasts from the Bureau of Meteorology are reliable for trends, but day-by-day accuracy drops after day 5. For planning, check Australia’s weather hub for the latest on weather melbourne 7 days and weather in melbourne 10 days outlooks.