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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.
For most of mainland Australia, yesterday’s temperatures sat 2–5°C above the March average, with Sydney reaching a high of 29.4°C and Melbourne 31.2°C. The live forecast above confirms this pattern, reflecting a late-summer heat surge across the southeast.
What were the actual highs and lows?
According to the Bureau of Meteorology, yesterday’s maximums were: Sydney 29.4°C, Melbourne 31.2°C, Brisbane 28.1°C, Adelaide 33.5°C, Perth 26.8°C, and Hobart 23.0°C. Minimums ranged from 14°C in Hobart to 22°C in Darwin. For those checking yesterday’s weather sydney or melbourne weather yesterday bom, these figures align with the seasonal trend of above-average warmth.
How does this compare to recent days?
For those tracking yesterday’s weather trends, the sydney weather past 7 days shows a steady climb from 26.1°C to 29.4°C, while melbourne weather past 10 days peaked yesterday after a cooler midweek. yesterday’s weather adelaide was the standout, 4°C above its March mean. yesterday’s weather brisbane and yesterday weather perth remained near average.
How accurate are yesterday’s weather records?
Bureau of Meteorology data is verified within 24 hours, with manual checks for sensor errors. For most capital cities, yesterday’s readings are finalised by 9 am today.
Where can I find yesterday’s weather for my suburb?
Use the BOM’s “Past Weather” tool for station-level data. For a quick overview, the live forecast above shows the closest official reading for your area.
Why was yesterday warmer than forecast?
A slow-moving high-pressure system over the Tasman Sea drew hot northerly winds across the southeast. This is common in late summer, especially for melbourne weather yesterday bom readings.