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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.
Tomorrow’s weather across much of Australia will bring a mix of stubborn coastal showers and dry inland sunshine, with a cool change expected to brush the southeast. The live forecast above shows the key details for your city, so you can plan the day ahead.
What’s driving tomorrow’s weather pattern?
A trough lingering over the eastern seaboard is pulling moisture inland, keeping conditions unsettled for Sydney and Brisbane. Meanwhile, a high-pressure system over the Bight is clearing skies for Adelaide and Perth, making for a fine spring day. Down south, a cold front is skirting Tasmania and Victoria, dropping temperatures a few degrees and bringing patchy rain to Melbourne by the afternoon. If you’re checking weather Melbourne now, you’ll notice that shift showing up in the weather in Melbourne 10 days outlook.
How should you prepare for tomorrow?
If you’re in the east, keep a jacket handy—especially for weather in Sydney tomorrow, where showers are likely. For those in the west, it’s sunscreen and sunglasses weather. For a broader picture, the weather map Australia 7 day view is a handy tool to see how the pattern evolves. And if you’re planning ahead, the weather in Australia 10 days forecast will help you spot any longer shifts.
What’s the best way to check weather in Melbourne tomorrow?
Head to our weather Melbourne page for a detailed hourly breakdown. The live forecast above also gives you a quick snapshot of the temperature and rain chances for your suburb.
Will the weather in Australia tomorrow be hot or cool?
It’ll be mild to warm for most, with the southeast feeling a touch cooler due to the front. The north stays humid and the centre remains dry and warm. Check the weather in Australia tomorrow page for your specific region.
Is there any severe weather expected tomorrow?
No widespread severe weather is forecast, but keep an eye on our severe weather warning page for any localised thunderstorm updates, especially along the NSW coast.