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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.
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Check the live conditions above for your city’s current temperature, wind and rain radar. Today’s weather across Australia is mixed: a cool change in Melbourne and Adelaide, showers on the Gold Coast and Byron Bay, and clear skies in most inland areas.
What is the weather like across Australia today?
A trough is moving through the southeast, bringing cloudy conditions and light rain to Melbourne and Adelaide. The BOM Melbourne 7 day forecast shows a gradual clearing later this week. Brisbane and the Gold Coast are seeing isolated showers, while Sydney remains mild with a few afternoon clouds. Perth stays sunny and warm. If you are checking weather today Byron Bay, expect a 60% chance of a shower this afternoon. For a more detailed outlook, see our weather forecast Australia page.
Should I plan for rain or sun?
In the south, carry an umbrella if you are in Melbourne or Adelaide. The BOM Adelaide 7 day forecast indicates a drying trend from tomorrow. On the east coast, weather today Surfers Paradise shows a 50% chance of a storm later. If you need the most accurate 14 day weather forecast, we recommend cross-checking the live radar and model data from the Bureau.
Is today a good day to visit the beach in Byron Bay or Surfers Paradise?
With a 50–60% chance of showers and afternoon storms, conditions are uncertain. Check the live radar above and the Weather Radar page for the latest. If you go, take a light jacket and avoid the water if storms develop.
Where can I get the most reliable weather today for Melbourne and Adelaide?
The Bureau of Meteorology provides official observations. Use our BOM Weather Australia page for direct links. For planning the week, the BOM Melbourne 7 day forecast and BOM Adelaide 7 day forecast are your best reference.
Why is the weather different on the Gold Coast compared to inland cities?
The Gold Coast and Surfers Paradise are influenced by coastal sea breezes and a humid easterly flow, while inland areas like Adelaide and Melbourne face frontal systems from the Southern Ocean. This creates localised differences in cloud cover and rain.