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Campbells Creek Weather

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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Oz Reviewly Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.

☁️12°C
OvercastCampbells CreekFeels like 10° · Wind 12 km/h · Humidity 73%
UV 4 ModerateSunrise 06:55Sunset 17:55
Today🌦️15°💧92%
Tue🌧️15°💧100%
Wed☁️13°💧1%
Thu13°💧0%
Fri☁️16°💧6%
Sat🌤️17°💧6%
Sun18°💧2%

Live data from Open-Meteo · updates automatically ·

Campbells Creek weather today follows the live forecast above, with conditions typical for a central Victorian spring. Expect mild days, cool nights, and occasional showers as the region transitions from winter to summer.

What makes Campbells Creek’s climate different from Castlemaine?

Campbells Creek sits just south of Castlemaine, so its weather is almost identical – both share a temperate climate with warm summers and cool, damp winters. The creek itself can influence local humidity and frost patterns, especially in valleys. For a regional comparison, check the Castlemaine weather page.

How do Bendigo and Castlemaine forecasts help here?

Because Campbells Creek lacks its own official weather station, forecasters use data from nearby Bendigo and Castlemaine. The bendigo weather outlook is useful for general trends, while bendigo weather elders provides agricultural-grade detail. For real-time precipitation, weather radar bendigo shows approaching systems that affect the creek area.

LocationCentral Victoria, 6 km south of Castlemaine
ElevationApproximately 300 m above sea level
ClimateCool temperate, with an average annual rainfall of ~600 mm
January highTypical max around 28°C, but can exceed 40°C during heatwaves
Does Campbells Creek get frost in winter?

Yes, frost is common from June to August, especially in low-lying areas near the creek. Minimums often drop below 2°C on clear, calm nights. Gardeners should protect sensitive plants.

When is the wettest time of year?

The wettest months are typically August through October, with spring storms bringing around 60 mm per month. Summer and autumn are drier, though occasional thunderstorms can deliver heavy falls in a short time.

Should I check Bendigo or Castlemaine for fire danger ratings?

Use the Castlemaine district forecast for local fire danger ratings – it reflects the same vegetation and topography as Campbells Creek. Bendigo’s rating is also relevant but tends to be slightly drier.

For broader Victorian conditions, see the Australia weather hub and the Melbourne weather page. If severe thunderstorms are forecast, visit Severe Weather Warning for updates.