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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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Tomorrow, expect a split across Australia: a hot, dry day in Perth with a maximum of 36°C, while the east sees showers in Sydney and cooler conditions in Melbourne. The Bureau of Meteorology’s latest modelling indicates a south‑easterly change moving up the coast by evening.
What are the capital‑city forecasts for tomorrow?
Adelaide will reach 29°C with possible isolated afternoon showers (30% chance). Brisbane is mostly fine at 30°C, Sydney tops 27°C with a 70% chance of rain, and Melbourne sits on 22°C with early drizzle. Inland centres like Canberra reach 25°C, while Darwin stays hot and humid at 34°C with storms likely. Refer to the live conditions above for up‑to‑the‑minute readings.
What should you prepare for tomorrow?
Tomorrow’s main risks are the high UV index across all capitals (7–11) and strong morning winds in Adelaide. Those in Perth should plan for heat, with the dry spell continuing; check the weather perth 14 days outlook for when the next change arrives. For Sydney and Melbourne, pack an umbrella, especially if you are travelling out to Parramatta or Geelong – the weather tomorrow parramatta mirrors the city’s rain chance. Adelaide’s bom adelaide 7 day forecast shows this unsettled pattern holding into Thursday.
Will it rain in Melbourne tomorrow?
Only a slight chance (20%–30%) of a light shower before 10am. The afternoon will be partly cloudy, with the best chance of staying dry in the inner suburbs. Check the weather radar for live cell movements.
When will Perth’s heatwave ease?
The hot spell persists through tomorrow, but a trough arrives by Thursday evening, dropping temperatures into the low 30s. For the longer view, see the most accurate 14 day weather forecast for WA.
Is the UV index high tomorrow?
Yes – all capitals will have UV indexes of 7 or higher between 10am and 3pm. Apply SPF 50+ sunblock and wear a hat, especially in Brisbane and Adelaide where ratings reach 11.
For more Australia‑wide outlooks, visit our weather forecast Australia page or the weather today summary. All data sourced from the Bureau – see sources & standards.