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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.
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Keep an umbrella handy today in Nunawading—the live forecast above shows showers likely, with a cool southwesterly breeze making it feel a touch fresher than recent days for this eastern Melbourne suburb.
What’s driving Nunawading’s weather today?
A trough moving across Victoria is pulling in unstable air from the Bass Strait, meaning Nunawading can expect patchy rain and cloudy skies through the morning. The wind is shifting from the southwest, which tends to drop temperatures a few degrees compared with the northerlies we saw earlier in the week. For locals near the Mullum Mullum Creek corridor, those brief heavier bursts could arrive around midday before easing later.
Will the weekend stay unsettled?
Saturday looks brighter with a high moving in, but Sunday brings another weak trough—so don’t pack away the raincoat just yet. If you’re heading to Nunawading’s sports fields off Springvale Road, Saturday morning is your best window for outdoor plans. The broader Melbourne weather pattern remains changeable, typical of spring, with BOM Nunawading radar showing that most showers will be light and scattered.
How does Nunawading compare with nearby suburbs?
Over in Melbourne weather reports, the city often reads a degree warmer than Nunawading due to the urban heat island. Neighbouring Mitcham weather is nearly identical, though hills to the east can squeeze out slightly more rain. If you’re monitoring weather Sydney or Adelaide weather for travel, those capitals are under different systems—Nunawading’s cool change is unique to the southeast.
Will it rain all day in Nunawading?
Not continuously. The trough brings intermittent showers, with clearer spells in the afternoon. Most rain will be light, so a brief walk to the shops is fine with a jacket, but plan for wet roads during the morning commute.
Is the wind strong enough to cancel outdoor sport?
Not today. Gusts may reach 30–35 km/h near open grounds, but that’s below the threshold for cancellation. Check club alerts for any local changes, especially if playing near exposed ovals.
How accurate is the BOM radar for Nunawading?
Very reliable for short-term rain. The Melbourne radar at Laverton covers the eastern suburbs well, giving 60–90 minute lead time for showers. Combine it with the live forecast above for the most current picture.
Sources
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