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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.
The live forecast above shows tomorrow’s conditions for your chosen Australian city. Expect a typical mix for the current season – check the temperature range, rain probability and wind speeds in the key facts below.
How accurate is tomorrow’s forecast?
The Bureau of Meteorology’s 24‑hour forecast is generally reliable for temperature and broad rain bands. Accuracy drops for localised thunderstorms or coastal showers, so always check the live forecast again in the morning.
What factors shape tomorrow’s weather?
Synoptic features – high‑pressure systems, troughs and cold fronts – drive most day‑to‑day changes. Inland areas see bigger temperature swings; coastal cities like Sydney and Melbourne are moderated by sea breezes. The live forecast accounts for these.
When does the BOM update tomorrow’s forecast?
The official forecast for the next day is released after 5pm local time. It is refined early the next morning around 5am. The live forecast above reflects the latest BOM data.
Why does the forecast change overnight?
Weather models ingest new observations from satellites and weather stations. A late‑developing trough or unexpected cloud cover can shift rain chances and temperatures even a few hours out.
How do I read a BOM forecast for tomorrow?
The main line gives today’s condition and temperature range. Below that you’ll see rain probability (e.g. 30%), wind direction and speed, and UV index. The live forecast above includes all these details.
For city‑specific forecasts, see Sydney weather, Melbourne weather 7 day forecast or weather perth 14 days. For timely warnings, check our severe weather warning page.