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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Aussie Insightly Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.

Next week’s weather over Australia brings a brisk spring pattern: a trough lingering over the southeast will deliver showery days for Melbourne and Adelaide, while Brisbane and Sydney enjoy mostly sunny, mild conditions. Perth can expect a cooler change mid‑week. Plan for a few umbrellas in the south, sunscreen in the north.

What’s driving the pattern next week?

A slow‑moving low‑pressure trough across the Bight will drag moisture into Victoria and South Australia, producing the weather in melbourne 10 days outlook with rain possible on Monday and Tuesday. A high‑pressure ridge over the Tasman Sea will keep the east coast mostly fine, though a weak southerly change may brush Sydney on Tuesday. For those checking a weather melbourne 14 days forecast, the trough weakens later in the week, bringing clearer skies by Friday. The western side of the continent sees a front arriving mid‑week, making the melbourne weather 21 day forecast for that region less relevant unless you’re tracking a broader trend.

How will major cities fare?

If you’re looking up weather next week melbourne, expect temperatures around 18–21°C with showers Monday and Tuesday, then gradually clearing. For weather next week sydney, conditions are warmer and drier: highs of 24–27°C, mostly sunny apart from a possible Tuesday shower. Those after weather next week adelaide should prepare for a wet start—up to 5 mm Monday—then improving. Brisbane looks settled with 26–30°C and isolated afternoon storms not ruled out. The melbourne weather 30 day forecast hints at a cooler end to September overall, but next week is within that trend.

Melbourne max/min19°C / 11°C (showery)
Sydney max/min26°C / 16°C (mostly sunny)
Brisbane max/min28°C / 18°C (fine, isolated storm)
Adelaide max/min21°C / 13°C (rain early, clearing)
Will there be severe storms anywhere next week?

The trough in the southeast may produce a few thunderstorms over inland Victoria and NSW from Monday to Wednesday, but widespread severe conditions are unlikely. Check our severe weather warning page for updates.

Is next week a good time for outdoor plans in Perth?

Perth enjoys a mostly fine Monday and Tuesday, but a cold front arrives Wednesday with gusty winds and a chance of light rain. Temperatures drop to around 18°C. Aim for early in the week for outdoor activities.

How reliable are the ten‑day forecasts for next week?

For short‑range forecasts (days 1–3), Bureau of Meteorology models are highly reliable. Beyond day 7, skill drops. The weather in australia 10 days outlook is a good guide but should be rechecked two days ahead for city‑specific timing.

Explore more detailed forecasts at our Australia weather hub or refer to city guides like Melbourne Weather, Sydney Weather, and Adelaide Weather.