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Melbourne Weather Forecast – Live 24-Hour Port Phillip Bay Tracker

Get up-to-the-minute local updates for the weather in Melbourne today on WeatherTomorrow.pk. Whether you are walking down the historic graffiti lanes of the CBD, commuting along the Monash Freeway, catching flights at Tullamarine, or strolling past St Kilda beach, our live dashboard tracks essential weather shifts across Australia’s cultural and sporting capital.

Melbourne’s geographic position makes it famous for experiencing “four seasons in one day” due to rapid atmospheric collisions between hot outback winds and freezing Southern Ocean currents. Use our integrated interactive dashboard below to track real-time metrics:

 

Melbourne

Victoria, Australia
Clear
Clear
Feels Like
Humidity 81%
Wind 4 km/h
Wind Direction NNW (336°)
Pressure 1029 mb
Visibility 10 km
UV Index 0
Cloud Cover 0%

Hourly Forecast

12:00 AM
Partly Cloudy
Partly Cloudy
💧 73% 🌧 9% 💨 5 km/h
1:00 AM
Clear
Clear
💧 77% 🌧 8% 💨 6.1 km/h
2:00 AM
Clear
Clear
💧 81% 🌧 10% 💨 2.9 km/h
3:00 AM
Clear
Clear
💧 81% 🌧 10% 💨 3.6 km/h
4:00 AM
Clear
Clear
💧 83% 🌧 10% 💨 4 km/h
5:00 AM
Clear
Clear
💧 84% 🌧 11% 💨 2.5 km/h
6:00 AM
Clear
Clear
💧 86% 🌧 12% 💨 6.1 km/h
7:00 AM
Sunny
Sunny
💧 86% 🌧 12% 💨 5 km/h
8:00 AM
Sunny
Sunny
💧 74% 🌧 7% 💨 2.2 km/h
9:00 AM
Sunny
10°
Sunny
💧 63% 🌧 4% 💨 2.5 km/h
10:00 AM
Sunny
12°
Sunny
💧 55% 🌧 3% 💨 6.1 km/h
11:00 AM
Sunny
14°
Sunny
💧 48% 🌧 2% 💨 5.8 km/h
12:00 PM
Sunny
16°
Sunny
💧 41% 🌧 1% 💨 2.5 km/h
1:00 PM
Sunny
16°
Sunny
💧 38% 🌧 1% 💨 7.9 km/h
2:00 PM
Sunny
17°
Sunny
💧 39% 🌧 1% 💨 10.1 km/h
3:00 PM
Overcast
17°
Overcast
💧 41% 🌧 10% 💨 8.3 km/h
4:00 PM
Overcast
16°
Overcast
💧 46% 🌧 11% 💨 10.1 km/h
5:00 PM
Overcast
14°
Overcast
💧 52% 🌧 12% 💨 9 km/h
6:00 PM
Overcast
13°
Overcast
💧 57% 🌧 14% 💨 8.3 km/h
7:00 PM
Partly Cloudy
11°
Partly Cloudy
💧 68% 🌧 9% 💨 7.2 km/h
8:00 PM
Overcast
10°
Overcast
💧 76% 🌧 21% 💨 3.6 km/h
9:00 PM
Overcast
10°
Overcast
💧 77% 🌧 22% 💨 3.2 km/h
10:00 PM
Overcast
10°
Overcast
💧 73% 🌧 20% 💨 11.9 km/h
11:00 PM
Partly Cloudy
Partly Cloudy
💧 75% 🌧 11% 💨 10.1 km/h

📈 Weather Trends

Temperature

Chance of Rain

Wind Speed

Humidity

3-Day Forecast

Tuesday
2026-09-08
Sunny
17° / 6°
🌧 7%
💨 11.9 km/h
💧 66%
☀ UV 5.3
Wednesday
2026-09-09
Patchy rain nearby
12° / 8°
🌧 57%
💨 25.2 km/h
💧 65%
☀ UV 5.1
Thursday
2026-09-10
Partly Cloudy
14° / 6°
🌧 16%
💨 16.2 km/h
💧 75%
☀ UV 3.7

🌿 Air Quality

US EPA Index
1
Good
Air quality is satisfactory and poses little or no health risk.
Air Quality Level
1 Good Low risk ● Current
2 Moderate Acceptable
3 Sensitive Sensitive groups
4 Unhealthy Everyone
5 Very Unhealthy Increased risk
6 Hazardous Emergency
US EPA Index 1
UK DEFRA Index 2
PM2.5 12.9 µg/m³
PM10 19.7 µg/m³
CO 84 µg/m³
O₃ 35 µg/m³
NO₂ 10.2 µg/m³
SO₂ 2 µg/m³
AQI categories are based on the US EPA air quality index supplied by the weather provider.

Sun & Moon

🌅
Sunrise
06:32 AM
🌇
Sunset
06:03 PM
🌙
Moonrise
03:40 AM
🌘
Moonset
12:59 PM
🌕
Moon Phase
Waning Crescent
Illumination
25%

Melbourne Weather Today – Live 24-Hour Dynamic Trends & Graphs

Before mapping out travel routes, daily business distributions, or sporting routines, checking the live weather in melbourne today is vital. Our platform features an expansive 24-hour hourly forecast timeline. Because rapid wind currents can shift conditions from sunny skies to torrential rain showers within a single hour, relying on basic numbers can leave your operations completely unprepared.

  • Interactive Trend Charts: Dive into active, visual graphs detailing shifting percentages for Chance of Rain, Wind Speed velocities, and dynamic Humidity levels over a rolling 24-hour period.
  • Volatile Thermal Profiles: Monitor precise ambient mercury readings alongside the actual calculated “feels-like” temperature index, which balances comfortably lower than northern territories but shifts aggressively based on wind direction.
  • Astronomical Intervals: Access high-precision daily schedules tracking exact sunrise, sunset, moonrise, and moonset times.

Understanding Melbourne’s Climate: The Four-Seasons Effect & Sharp Antarctic Cold Fronts

Melbourne features a temperate oceanic climate characterized by warm summers, cool winters, and highly variable daily conditions. Summer months (December to February) can experience blistering heat domes pushing from the central deserts, driving maximums past 38°C. Monitoring our real-time heat index and UV radiation exposure scales is absolutely mandatory for outdoor safety during these thermal spells.

Conversely, winter transitions (June to August) bring a complete climatic shift. The flat landscape exposes Melbourne to cold polar winds moving off the Southern Ocean, sending nighttime values crashing near single digits. The combination of coastal moisture off Port Phillip Bay and cold air masses frequently generates thick morning fog blankets that reduce highway and runway visibility significantly, requiring drivers to check live tracking charts closely before early commutes.

Advanced Yarra Valley Air Quality & Pollutant Tracking

WeatherTomorrow.pk integrates a high-fidelity Air Quality Index (AQI) monitoring suite into the Melbourne city panel. We track specific environmental pollutants, including fine particulate matter (PM2.5 and PM10), Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2), Sulfur Dioxide (SO2), Carbon Monoxide (CO), and Ozone (O3) concentrations, allowing families to verify air cleanliness in real time, especially during seasonal transitions when pollen or airborne particles are high.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Why does Melbourne’s weather change so rapidly within a single day?

Melbourne sits directly between the scorching, hot interior deserts of Australia and the hyper-cold Southern Ocean. Sudden wind direction shifts can instantly pull air from either extreme, causing rapid climate transformations.

Where can I view active weather alerts or low-visibility fog warnings for Melbourne?

Any active regional alerts, winter cold wave warnings, heavy rain storm notices, or dense highway fog advisories will display instantly at the very top of this page for public safety.