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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 for today’s conditions in Caulfield North — an inner-Melbourne suburb that often shares the city’s temperate pattern but can feel a few degrees cooler thanks to its leafy streets and proximity to Port Phillip Bay.
What can you expect from Caulfield North weather today?
The live forecast above gives you the real-time picture for Caulfield North, whether you’re planning a walk through the suburb’s gardens or heading to nearby Caulfield Racecourse. Mornings in this part of Melbourne weather tend to be crisp, with afternoon sea breezes arriving from the bay. If you’re checking the next few days, the caulfield weather 14 days outlook often follows the broader Melbourne pattern — just keep an eye on local cloud cover that can linger longer than in the city centre.
How does Caulfield North’s climate compare to wider Melbourne?
Caulfield North sits roughly 10 kilometres south-east of the CBD, so it receives slightly more direct influence from Port Phillip Bay than inner-northern suburbs. This means summer afternoons here typically stay a couple of degrees milder than in the city, while winter nights can be a touch cooler under clear skies. For official readings, bom weather caulfield data is best accessed via the Bureau’s Melbourne station, but bom caulfield north microclimate summaries are available through their regional reports.
Does Caulfield North get foggy in winter?
Yes, clear winter nights can produce radiation fog, especially in the parklands around Glen Iris and Malvern. It usually lifts by mid-morning once the sun warms the ground. Check the live forecast above for visibility warnings.
Is it windier here than in central Melbourne?
Not usually — the suburb’s tree canopy and lower building heights tend to buffer gusty conditions. However, a strong northerly change can funnel through the open corridors near the racecourse, so stay alert if you’re outdoors.
What’s the best season to visit Caulfield North?
Autumn (March–May) offers warm, settled days and fewer extreme weather events. It’s also the time of the Caulfield Cup carnival, when the suburb buzzes with activity. Spring can be changeable, with sudden cool changes from the south-west.
For a broader view of conditions across the country, visit our Australia weather hub. If you’re tracking a potential storm or heatwave, the severe weather warning page has you covered.