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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.
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Check the live forecast above before heading out in Mont Albert today, as conditions in this inner-eastern suburb can shift quickly with the proximity to the Dandenongs. You’ll want a clear picture of the day’s temperature and rain odds, especially if you’re planning time in the local parks or commuting to Box Hill.
What should you expect from the weather in Mont Albert today?
Mont Albert shares a very similar pattern to broader Melbourne weather, but its slight elevation can mean cooler mornings and a few more millimetres of rain when fronts push in from the bay. The live forecast above gives the most accurate local reading for your street, so rely on that over the city CBD data.
How does Mont Albert’s climate compare with nearby suburbs?
Being just south of Box Hill, Mont Albert often sees slightly less wind than exposed areas, but it catches the same southerly changes that sweep through Camberwell. For hyper-local detail, many residents cross-check Australia’s weather hub or a dedicated source like weatherzone mont albert for hourly updates during spring and autumn.
Is Mont Albert usually rainier than the Melbourne CBD?
Yes, marginally. Its position east of the city centre means it can catch a few more showers from systems moving off the Dandenongs, especially in winter and spring. The difference is often only 50–100 mm per year.
Can I use the Ballarat forecast for Mont Albert?
No, Ballarat sits at a much higher elevation and has a distinctly cooler, wetter climate. Always stick to the Melbourne metro forecast or the live forecast above for Mont Albert, as conditions can differ by several degrees.