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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.
Cheltenham, in Melbourne’s south-east, enjoys a temperate oceanic climate with mild, wet winters and warm, often dry summers. As shown in the live forecast above, current conditions reflect the suburb’s coastal proximity, which moderates temperature swings and brings occasional sea breezes.
When is the best time to visit Cheltenham?
Summer (December to February) is ideal for beach lovers and outdoor events, with average highs around 26°C. Autumn brings calm, mild days – great for walks along the foreshore. Winter (June to August) sees cooler temperatures (averaging 8–14°C) and higher rainfall, but lower accommodation rates and fewer crowds offer good value for a quiet escape.
What weather patterns should you expect?
Cheltenham’s weather follows the broader melbourne weather pattern of changeable conditions. A typical summer day can reach 30°C, then drop sharply with a southerly change. Winter fronts bring steady rain and occasional storms. The suburb’s position near the bay also means fog can linger in autumn mornings. For the wider Victorian outlook, see the Australia weather hub.
Is Cheltenham colder than central Melbourne?
Cheltenham is usually 1–2°C cooler in summer due to coastal breezes, but slightly warmer on winter mornings thanks to the moderating effect of the bay. The difference is small.
Does Cheltenham have beach weather in summer?
Yes, when there’s no cold change. Strong northerlies bring heat, then a southerly buster can drop temperatures rapidly. Check the forecast for beach days, especially around January.
How does Cheltenham Vic differ from weather cheltenham nsw?
The NSW Cheltenham (north-west of Sydney) has a humid subtropical climate with hotter summers and more rainfall. The Victorian Cheltenham is milder and less humid, with cooler winters.