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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Aussie Report Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Check the live forecast above for Geelong’s current temperature, wind and chance of rain. With coastal Victoria’s notoriously changeable conditions, what you see now can shift within hours, so treat the numbers as your starting point for the day.
What does the Geelong climate typically look like?
Geelong sits on Corio Bay, giving it a mild oceanic climate. Summer highs average 25°C with cool sea breezes; winter tops out near 14°C. The city receives about 520 mm of rain annually, spread fairly evenly, though spring and early summer can bring sharp afternoon showers. Winds are often brisk from the south-west, especially in the afternoon.
How reliable are longer-range forecasts for Geelong?
For the geelong weather 14 days or a geelong weather 28 day forecast, the broad pattern is useful but day‑to‑day detail fades quickly. The Bureau of Meteorology’s four‑day forecast is the most reliable; anything beyond that should be treated as a trend. For geelong weather tomorrow or the next few days, the live forecast above gives you the best guidance.
Does Geelong get much rain compared to Melbourne?
Geelong is slightly drier than Melbourne, averaging about 520 mm a year versus Melbourne’s 650 mm. Rain tends to fall as short, sharp showers rather than long drizzly periods, especially in spring and early summer.
When is the best time to visit Geelong for fine weather?
Late summer and early autumn (February–April) offer the most reliable warm, calm days with less wind. December and January can also be fine but often bring afternoon sea breezes that cool things down quickly.
How windy is Geelong on average?
Geelong is one of Victoria’s windier cities, with average wind speeds around 15 km/h. Afternoons in spring and summer regularly see gusts of 30–40 km/h from the south‑west, so it’s worth factoring that into outdoor plans.
For broader outlooks, see our Australia weather hub or the Melbourne weather page. If severe storms are forecast, check the severe weather warning page. For those searching geelong weather bom or geelong weather elders, the sources above link directly to those services. The geelong weather radar 256 km loop is also available from the BOM site to track approaching rain.