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Plan for a cooler and potentially showery day tomorrow in Melbourne, as a weak trough pushes across the city. The live forecast above shows the expected top temperature, but expect a mix of sun and cloud with a few light showers, mainly in the afternoon and evening.
What is the weather tomorrow in Melbourne?
Melbourne will see a partly cloudy start tomorrow, with the chance of a light shower or two developing from mid-morning. The breeze will pick up from the south-west, keeping conditions cooler than today. If you’re heading out, a light jacket and an umbrella are sensible; the showers are unlikely to be heavy but could pop up at any time.
Will the showers last long?
No, the showers tomorrow are expected to be brief and fairly isolated. The trough responsible will move east overnight, meaning the rain should clear well before midnight. Friday morning is likely to be dry and sunny, with a return to milder conditions for the weekend. For a longer view, check our Melbourne Weather page or the Severe Weather Warning page for any updates.
Is tomorrow the coldest day of the week in Melbourne?
It may feel cooler due to the south-westerly wind and cloud cover, but it is unlikely to be the coldest day. Temperatures are expected to rise again by Friday and into the weekend. For a full outlook, see our Melbourne Weather page.
Should I expect rain in the morning tomorrow?
Light showers are possible from late morning, but the morning should start mostly dry. The best chance of rain is between 11am and 4pm. Keep an eye on the live forecast above for hourly updates if you need to plan your morning commute.
Will the wind be strong enough to cause issues?
No, the south-westerly wind is expected to be moderate, around 15–25 km/h, with gusts possibly reaching 35 km/h in the afternoon. That’s enough to feel fresh but not strong enough to cause damage or disrupt travel.