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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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Harrietville’s live forecast above shows the current conditions and short-term outlook for this alpine village. Expect daytime temperatures ranging from 2–8°C in winter to 22–30°C in summer, with rainfall averaging 1,200 mm annually and snow typically settling above 600 metres from June to August.
What is the 14-day outlook for Harrietville?
The 14-day forecast for Harrietville, available in the live forecast above, indicates a mix of clear and cloudy days with a chance of showers or snow depending on the season. For extended planning, check the Australia weather hub for broader trends, or compare with nearby Melbourne weather for contrast.
How does elevation affect Harrietville’s weather?
Harrietville sits at about 500 metres elevation, with the surrounding Alpine National Park rising to over 1,800 metres. This creates cooler temperatures and higher precipitation than the lowlands, with snow possible at higher elevations even when the village itself sees rain. For specific mountain conditions, see severe weather warnings and check falls creek weather for ski-field updates.
Is snow guaranteed in Harrietville during winter?
Snow is not guaranteed in the village itself, as it sits at 500 metres elevation. However, nearby ski resorts like Falls Creek and Mount Hotham receive reliable snow cover. Check the harrietville weather 14 day forecast for snow probability above 600 metres.
What is the best time to visit Harrietville for hiking?
Autumn (March–May) and spring (September–November) offer mild temperatures of 10–20°C and lower rainfall. Summer can be hot, while winter brings cold and snow. Always check bright weather and local trail conditions before heading out.
How does Harrietville compare to Melbourne weather?
Harrietville is significantly cooler and wetter than Melbourne weather, with average winter lows 5–8°C lower and annual rainfall double that of the city. It also experiences snow, which Melbourne rarely does.