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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.
Check the live forecast above for Preston’s current conditions, then plan your day around a mild, partly cloudy pattern typical of Melbourne’s inner-north suburbs. This page explains what drives Preston’s local weather and how to stay informed.
What’s the typical weather pattern for Preston Vic?
Preston sits in Melbourne’s inner-north, so its weather mirrors the city’s famously changeable mix: cool fronts from the Bass Strait can bring sudden showers, while northerly winds push warmer, drier air. The live forecast above will show you today’s blend, but expect mornings often cooler than the afternoon peak. For a broader view of the region, see our Melbourne Weather page.
How reliable are 10-day forecasts for Preston?
Ten-day outlooks give a useful trend, but accuracy drops after day five. The Bureau of Meteorology’s model is your best guide for Preston’s short-term shifts. For detailed planning, check the weather in preston victoria 10 days forecast via the live widget above, and refine with hourly data — see our Australia weather hub for nearby stations.
FAQ
Does Preston get much rain compared to coastal Melbourne?
Preston’s annual rainfall is similar to Melbourne’s average — about 600–650 mm — but it can feel drier due to its inland position and less direct coastal influence.
Where can I find hourly updates for Preston?
The live forecast above includes a weather preston vic hourly breakdown. For finer detail, the Bureau of Meteorology’s app or website offers radar and station data for the area.
Is Preston prone to heatwaves?
Yes, like much of Melbourne, Preston can experience heatwaves when northerly winds bring hot air from inland. Check the Severe Weather Warning page during extreme heat events.