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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.
For most of Australia, today’s weather brings a mix of clear skies over the interior and coastal showers, with the live forecast above showing your local conditions. Sydney and Brisbane face isolated storms, while Melbourne enjoys mild, partly cloudy conditions.
What’s driving today’s weather across Australia?
A weak trough over New South Wales is drawing moisture from the Coral Sea, triggering showers and thunderstorms near the coast, particularly affecting the Gold Coast and inland areas. The BOM weather radar shows patchy rain moving through the Stapylton radar zone for Brisbane, while a high-pressure system over the Bight keeps the south mostly dry. For those checking the weather in Australia 10 days, this pattern persists into early next week, with cooler air moving into Victoria.
How will conditions change tomorrow?
The weather in Australia tomorrow sees the trough shifting east, clearing showers from Sydney by late morning but lingering near the Queensland border. The south stays settled, with the weather in Australia 10 days outlook showing a warming trend from midweek.
What’s today’s weather for the Gold Coast?
The Gold Coast sees a 40% chance of a shower, mainly this afternoon, with a top of 27°C and light sea breezes. Check the BOM weather radar for Stapylton to track any storms moving north.
Will it rain in Melbourne today?
Melbourne stays mostly dry, with a top of 22°C and partly cloudy skies. The BOM weather Victoria service shows no significant rain, though a cool change arrives tomorrow evening.
Is there severe weather forecast for today?
No severe weather warnings are current for major capitals, but isolated thunderstorms in northern NSW may bring localised gusty winds. Check our severe weather warning page for updates.
Get your local forecast for Melbourne or Sydney, or explore the Australia weather hub for more detail.