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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Aussie Pulse Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Check the live conditions above for current temperatures and wind across your city, then scan today’s radar to see if any showers are moving in. A quick glance now helps you decide whether to grab an umbrella or sunscreen before heading out.
What does the weather look like across Australia today?
A trough lingering over the southeast is bringing patchy rain to weather Melbourne and southern Victoria this morning, while weather Brisbane stays warm and mostly sunny. Over in the west, weather Perth is enjoying a clear, dry day with a light sea breeze, and weather Adelaide will see the trough edge in later, bringing a chance of a shower. The weather Melbourne Bom observations show a cool change moving through the city around midday. Meanwhile, Bom SA weather indicates Adelaide’s chance of rain increases after 3 pm. If you’re in the weather CBD of any capital, expect the usual urban heat island effect – a degree or two warmer than the outskirts.
How can I stay across today’s conditions?
Open the Weather Radar page to see real-time rain moving across your region. For official warnings and detailed hourly forecasts, the BOM Weather Australia page has the latest observations and alerts. If a severe thunderstorm or strong wind warning is current, check the Severe Weather Warning page before you travel. A quick look at Weather Today gives you sunrise, sunset and UV times so you can plan outdoor activities safely.
Does the Bureau of Meteorology issue warnings today?
Yes, the BOM has current flood watches for parts of inland NSW and a severe weather warning for damaging winds in southern Victoria. Always check the warnings page before travelling.
What time does the sun set in the major cities?
Sunset times vary by latitude. In early summer, Melbourne sets around 8:20 pm AEDT, Sydney at 7:55 pm, Brisbane at 6:35 pm (no daylight saving), and Perth at 7:15 pm AWST.
Where can I find a local radar for my suburb?
The Weather Radar page shows loops for each capital city and major regional centres. Zoom in to see rain bands approaching your exact area.
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