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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Southern Pulse Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Today, most of Australia’s capital cities are seeing a mix of clear skies and isolated showers, with temperatures ranging from the mid‑teens in Adelaide to the high twenties in Brisbane. The pattern reflects a spring transition, with a trough moving through the southeast and a high-pressure system keeping the north settled.
What is driving today’s weather?
A weak trough is dragging cloud and patchy rain across Victoria and New South Wales, while a ridge of high pressure over Western Australia and Queensland brings mostly sunny conditions. This means the weather today Melbourne and weather today Adelaide will see a few passing showers, but weather today Gold Coast and weather today Surfers Paradise stay dry with light winds.
How do I plan my day?
Check the live conditions above before heading out, especially if you are in the southeast where a light jacket and an umbrella might be useful. For coastal areas like Byron Bay, a moderate sea breeze keeps temperatures comfortable. For longer planning, refer to the bom Melbourne 7 day forecast or bom Adelaide 7 day forecast to see when the trough clears.
Will it rain in Melbourne today?
Scattered showers are likely during the afternoon, so a light umbrella is wise. The main trough will move east overnight, leaving clearer skies tomorrow. Check the live radar on our Weather Radar page.
Is the wind strong on the Gold Coast today?
No, a light easterly breeze at 15–20 km/h keeps conditions pleasant. Swells are small, making it a good day for a beach walk. For the most accurate picture, compare weather today Gold Coast data with the live conditions above.
Where can I find the most accurate 14 day weather forecast?
The Bureau of Meteorology’s 7‑day outlook is the most reliable for short‑term planning, while extended forecasts beyond a week have lower confidence. For a broader view, our Weather Forecast Australia page aggregates multiple sources.