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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Australia Current Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
Rye’s weather today, as shown in the live forecast above, reflects its exposed coastal position on the Mornington Peninsula, with conditions shifting quickly as sea breezes develop. You’ll want to check the wind direction before heading to the beach.
What does the live forecast mean for your day?
The numbers in the live forecast above give you a snapshot, but Rye’s coastal microclimate often means a few degrees cooler near the surf. If you’re planning outdoors, focus on the wind speed and UV index — both can catch you out. The Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) maintains a dedicated local page for bom weather rye observations, updated hourly.
How does Rye’s location shape its weather?
Rye sits on the western shore of Port Phillip Bay, open to south-westerly winds that bring cooler, cleaner air in summer and stronger swell in winter. This exposure means the weather in rye victoria 10 days often differs from inland suburbs — expect more cloud and a sharper afternoon change when a front moves through.
Is Rye windier than other bayside towns?
Yes — Rye’s exposed western position catches the prevailing south-westerlies more than sheltered spots like Sorrento. The afternoon sea breeze can make it feel 3–5°C cooler, especially from November to February.
What’s the best time to visit Rye for calm weather?
Early mornings from December to March are often glassy, before the sea breeze kicks in around 11am. Autumn (March–May) gives you lighter winds and still-warm water, with fewer crowds.
How reliable are the BOM forecasts for Rye?
Highly reliable for broad patterns, but localised cloud and sea-breeze timing can shift. BOM’s automated weather station at Rye Pier updates every 10 minutes — check that for real-time conditions rather than relying solely on the seven-day outlook.