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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 today’s conditions. Dargo sits in the Victorian high country, so expect cooler temperatures and a higher chance of rain than Melbourne. Plan around the afternoon showers common in spring and summer.
What is the typical Dargo weather like?
Dargo has a temperate climate with mild summers and cool winters. Summer daytime highs average around 25°C, dropping to 12°C at night. Winter sees maximums near 12°C and minimums close to 3°C. Frost is frequent from June to August. The Dargo River rises quickly after heavy rain, so check the live forecast above before any river activities.
How does Dargo compare to Melbourne weather?
Dargo is about 300 kilometres east of Melbourne and sits 200 metres higher. That makes it typically 3–5°C cooler than Melbourne, especially at night. Rain is more reliable here – the Melbourne weather often stays dry when Dargo receives a shower. For a fuller picture, look at the Australia weather hub for regional maps.
What is the dargo weather 14 day forecast?
The live forecast above shows the next week. For a dargo weather 14 day forecast, use the BOM’s seven‑day outlook plus an extended trend from Weatherzone. Expect cooler conditions and afternoon showers in spring.
Is there a dargo weather radar?
Yes, the dargo weather radar is available through the Bureau of Meteorology. The nearest radar is at Yarram, 70 km south. It covers the Dargo valley well. Check it for approaching rain bands.
What was the dargo rainfall last 24 hours?
You can find the dargo rainfall last 24 hours on the BOM website under “rainfall observations”. Dargo station reports daily totals. Readings reset at 9 am. Use that data to gauge creek levels before driving.