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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Australia Focus Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Check the live forecast above for this afternoon’s conditions, then keep an eye on the radar if you’re heading out – Reservoir’s weather can shift quickly as systems move across the northern suburbs of Melbourne.
What should you expect from Reservoir weather today?
The live forecast above gives you the immediate picture, but over the course of a typical day in Reservoir you’ll often see morning cloud burning off to a partly sunny afternoon, especially in spring and autumn. Winds tend to pick up from the north-west ahead of changing fronts, so if you’re after reservoir weather hourly details, the radar loop is a good habit to check. For tomorrow’s outlook, the reservoir weather tomorrow section in the live panel will tell you whether a cooler change is due.
How does the week ahead look for Reservoir?
The reservoir weather 14 day forecast can help you plan further out, but keep in mind that Melbourne’s weather is famously changeable – a sunny start can turn showery by lunchtime. If you’re after the official word, the reservoir weather bom data feeds directly into these forecasts. And if you’re visiting the nearby catchments, cardinia reservoir weather often mirrors Reservoir’s conditions, though it can be a degree or two cooler near the water.
Does Reservoir get much rain compared to other Melbourne suburbs?
Reservoir sits in a relatively typical rainfall zone for the northern suburbs, averaging about 650 mm annually. Showery days are evenly spread across the year, though spring often brings the most active fronts.
How accurate are the reservoir weather hourly forecasts?
Hourly forecasts from the Bureau of Meteorology are reliable for the next 48 hours. Beyond that, the trend matters more than the exact hour – check the live panel each morning for the freshest updates.
What’s the best time of year to visit Reservoir?
Late summer and early autumn (February to April) offer the most settled weather, with long sunny days and light winds. Winters are cool and often cloudy, but you’ll dodge the heavy rain that occasionally hits the Dandenongs.
Sources
For the broader picture across the state, visit our Melbourne Weather page or the main Australia weather hub. If severe storms threaten, check Severe Weather Warning updates before heading out.