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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Southern Pulse Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Check the live forecast above before heading out from Williams Landing, as conditions near the western edge of Port Phillip Bay often shift quickly with sea breezes. This coastal suburb, just south of the Princes Freeway, sits close enough to Altona and Point Cook to share their maritime influence.
What is the typical weather pattern in Williams Landing?
Williams Landing experiences a mild oceanic climate, with warm summers and cool, damp winters. The suburb’s proximity to the bay means it avoids the extreme heat of inland suburbs like Werribee, but it can be noticeably windier than areas further north. Summer highs average around 26°C, while winter maximums hover near 14°C.
How does the bay affect daily conditions here?
The afternoon sea breeze from Port Phillip Bay frequently drops temperatures by 4–6°C in summer, making it feel fresher than the official forecast for weather Melbourne might suggest. This same breeze can push in low cloud or drizzle during winter mornings, often clearing by midday. It is a pattern familiar to those who check Australia weather for coastal spots.
Frequently Asked Questions
How accurate is the williams landing weather 14 day forecast?
The 14-day outlook gives a general trend for temperature and rain chances, but day-to-day accuracy drops sharply after seven days. For reliable planning, rely on the live forecast above and check the Bureau of Meteorology for updates.
Where can I find williams landing weather hourly data?
The live forecast above includes hourly breakdowns for temperature, wind, and rain likelihood. For detailed graphs, the WillyWeather site offers hour-by-hour wind and tide data relevant to the bay.
How does Williams Landing compare to weather williamstown?
Williams Landing is slightly further inland than Williamstown, so it tends to be a degree or two warmer in summer and less prone to coastal fog. Both suburbs share the bay’s moderating influence, but Williamstown feels the sea breeze more directly.
Sources
For broader conditions across the state, see our severe weather warning page or check Geelong weather and weather Ballarat for inland comparisons. The bom williams landing data is best accessed via the live feed above.