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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Southern Monitor 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 your immediate outlook, but for Canberra the next fortnight brings typical autumn swings—warm days giving way to crisp nights, with a chance of showers mid-week.
## What should I expect for the next 14 days?
Canberra’s 14-day outlook shows a pattern of mild to warm afternoons, peaking near 24°C early in the period, then cooling to around 18°C by the second week. Overnight lows drop to 6–9°C, so a jacket is essential. A trough may bring light rain on Wednesday and Thursday, but totals stay low—under 5mm likely. Winds remain light, mostly northwesterly, shifting to southerly later.
## How does this compare to the longer forecast?
For the canberra weather 7 day forecast, the first week is drier and warmer. The weather in canberra 10 days shows a clearer cooling trend, while the canberra weather 21 day forecast hints at a more settled, dry end to the month. For hourly detail, check the canberra weather 14 day forecast bom for tomorrow’s specifics.
Will it rain much over the 14 days?
Not heavily. A trough brings light showers mid-week, but totals stay under 5mm. The canberra weather 21 day forecast 14 days suggests a drier finish with no major systems.
Is this from the Bureau of Meteorology?
Yes, the data aligns with BOM’s canberra weather 14 day forecast accuweather model, but we rely on canberra weather 14 day forecast bom for the most reliable hourly updates.