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Tomorrow’s Weather Melbourne

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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.

Tomorrow in Melbourne, the live forecast above shows temperatures ranging from a morning low near 16°C to an afternoon maximum around 26°C, with mostly sunny skies turning partly cloudy. A late shower is possible, but overall conditions will feel warm and spring-like.

What will the conditions be like?

Expect a mild start with light winds shifting from the north-east in the morning to a cooling south-westerly breeze by the afternoon. The UV index will be very high, so sun protection is recommended from mid-morning. A trough moving across the state may trigger a brief shower or thunderstorm near the city late in the day, but the chance of any rain remains moderate.

What are the key details?

Max tempAround 26°C (see live forecast above)
Min tempAround 16°C (see live forecast above)
Sunrise / Sunset6:45 am / 8:05 pm
UV Index8 (very high)

FAQ

Will it be windy tomorrow?

Winds should stay light to moderate, around 15–25 km/h, shifting from north-east early to south-westerly in the afternoon. No strong wind warnings are expected, but the change may bring a gusty seabreeze near the coast.

What time will it rain?

The chance of a shower is highest between mid-afternoon and early evening, with the main trough arriving near sunset. Most suburbs will see only light falls if any, but inland areas could catch a brief thunderstorm. Check the live forecast above for real-time updates.

Is tomorrow a good day for outdoor plans?

Overall yes – the morning and early afternoon will be fine with plenty of sunshine. Just keep an eye on the sky later and consider having a backup plan if you’re heading out for evening activities. UV protection is essential.

For a detailed melbourne weather outlook, visit our Melbourne Weather page. If you’re planning further ahead, check our Australia weather hub for the melbourne weather 7 day forecast, weather in melbourne 10 days, weather melbourne 14 days or melbourne weather 21 day forecast.