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A mixed picture across Australia today: Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane see mainly fine skies with afternoon showers, while Adelaide and Perth enjoy sunny, stable conditions. The live conditions above show current readings for each capital.
What is the weather like in Australia today?
A trough drifting over the southeast is bringing cloud and isolated showers to Melbourne and southern Victoria, though the city should stay dry until late afternoon. Weather today Melbourne sees a top of 26°C with a light south-westerly. Further north, weather today Gold Coast remains warm at 29°C with a chance of a storm later. Sydney is partly cloudy and 28°C, while weather today Byron Bay shares similar conditions – mid 20s with a seabreeze. Adelaide is clear and 31°C; bom Adelaide 7 day forecast indicates a hot, dry week ahead. For the west, Perth is sunny and 33°C. For longer-term planning, the most accurate 14 day weather forecast comes from the Bureau of Meteorology, which updates models daily.
How does today compare to the rest of the week?
Today’s cooler change in the southeast is a brief break before heat builds again from Thursday. Weather today Surfers Paradise sees a similar pattern – humid with a late shower. Tomorrow the trough moves east, bringing rain to the NSW coast. For the full outlook, check the Weather Tomorrow Australia page. The bom Melbourne 7 day forecast shows a return to low 30s by Friday.
Will it rain in Sydney today?
Mostly dry until evening, but a weak trough may trigger a brief shower. Keep an eye on the Weather Radar for live movement of rain bands.
What is the UV index today for Melbourne?
Very high (8–9). Sun protection is needed from 10am to 4pm, even when cloudy. Check the BOM app for your exact location.
Where can I find the most accurate 14 day weather forecast?
The Bureau of Meteorology provides the most reliable medium-range outlook. See their BOM Weather Australia page for daily updates.