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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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Warneet is currently mild with light south-easterlies, as shown in the live forecast above. Spring brings changeable conditions — cool mornings, afternoon sea breezes and occasional showers off Western Port.
What drives Warneet’s weather today?
Coastal Warneet sits on Western Port, so wind direction is the main factor. A south-easterly breeze keeps temperatures moderate and can push in low cloud. Check the severe weather warning page if a front is moving through. The warneet wind pattern is typically lighter in the morning, picking up by midday.
How do tides and radar affect your plans?
Boating and fishing depend on warneet tide times — the tidal range here is around 2 metres. The warneet weather radar shows rain bands moving across the bay; useful before heading out. For broader forecasts, see our Australia weather hub or Melbourne Weather page.
Is Warneet usually windy?
Yes, sea breezes are common in the afternoon, especially from October to March. The wind can shift quickly with passing fronts, so check the live wind data above before heading out on the water.
Where can I find Warneet tide times?
The Bureau of Meteorology provides official tide predictions for Western Port. For daily times, use the tide graph on WillyWeather or the BOM site. Tides affect low-lying parts of the Warneet foreshore.
Does Warneet get storms?
Thunderstorms are possible in spring and summer, often moving in from the north-west. The warneet weather radar on the BOM website shows approaching cells about 30 minutes before they arrive.