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Whats The Weather Today

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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 today’s weather for your selected Australian city. It gives the current temperature, wind, rain chance and UV index – the key details you need to plan your day quickly.

How do I check today’s weather for my city?

Use the location search on the forecast to pick any Australian capital. The data updates every few minutes from the Bureau of Meteorology. For example, you can view weather in melbourne today or conditions in Sydney, Brisbane or Perth. The page also shows sunrise and sunset times for your chosen spot.

Can I see weather tomorrow and the 10-day forecast?

Yes. The live forecast includes a 7-day outlook, so you can check weather tomorrow and the rest of the week. For longer planning, use the weather 10 days tab to view trends. That is especially useful if you need weather in melbourne 10 days or weather in melbourne tomorrow ahead of a trip or event.

Forecast updatesBOM issues official forecasts at 5am and 5pm AEDT; live observations refresh hourly.
UV protectionIf UV Index is 3 or above, sun protection is recommended between 10am and 2pm.
Rain chanceWhen rain probability exceeds 30%, it is worth carrying an umbrella for the day.
Max temperature windowToday’s maximum temperature usually occurs between 2pm and 4pm local time.
How often is the live forecast updated?

Current conditions come from automatic weather stations and refresh every hour. The forecast for the rest of the day is updated by the Bureau of Meteorology twice daily, at 5am and 5pm AEDT.

What does “rain chance” actually mean?

It is the probability of at least 0.2 mm of rain falling at your location during the forecast period. A 50% chance means half of similar weather patterns produced measurable rain.