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Melbourne Weather Saturday

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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.

☁️17°C
OvercastMelbourneFeels like 14° · Wind 17 km/h · Humidity 57%
UV 4 ModerateSunrise 06:53Sunset 17:51
Today🌦️17°💧31%
Tue🌧️15°11°💧100%
Wed☁️14°💧22%
Thu☁️16°💧0%
Fri☁️18°💧12%
Sat🌦️14°10°💧6%
Sun☁️14°💧6%

Live data from Open-Meteo · updates automatically ·

For Melbourne this Saturday, the live forecast above shows a warm late-summer day with a north-westerly breeze and a chance of a shower or thunderstorm later. Temperatures will peak in the afternoon before a cooler change arrives towards evening.

What will the weather be like hour by hour?

The melbourne weather saturday hourly pattern typically starts with a mild morning, then cloud builds through the middle of the day. The chance of a shower increases from mid-afternoon, with the wind shifting south-west after the change. Evening air will feel noticeably fresher.

How does Saturday fit into the longer outlook?

If you are checking weather melbourne 7 days, Saturday sits as a transition day – warm ahead of a cool front. For weather in melbourne 10 days or weather melbourne 14 days, that front signals a run of cooler, unsettled days. Our melbourne weather 30 days page gives a broader seasonal perspective, though shorter-range forecasts are more reliable for planning.

DaySaturday
Max temperatureAs shown in the live forecast above
Min temperatureAs shown in the live forecast above
Rain chanceRefer to the live forecast above – a shower or possible thunderstorm
Will it rain on Saturday?

A shower or thunderstorm is possible, mainly later in the day. The live forecast above shows the rain chance. Keep a light raincoat handy if you are out during the afternoon.

When will the temperature peak?

The warmest part of the day will be mid-to-late afternoon, just before any change arrives. After the breeze shifts south-west, temperatures will drop quickly into the evening.

Should I expect strong winds?

North-westerly winds may be gusty before the change, then a cooler south-westerly wind picks up after. Check the live forecast above for any wind warnings, especially if you are near the coast.

For more on the week ahead, see our Melbourne Weather page. For wider coverage, visit the Australia Weather Hub. If severe weather is forecast, our Severe Weather Warning page has the latest alerts.