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.
Tomorrow’s weather, as shown in the live forecast above, will bring a mix of sunny breaks and a chance of showers across most capitals, with temperatures hovering near seasonal averages and a cooler change expected in the southeast by afternoon.
What’s behind tomorrow’s pattern?
A weak trough moving over the eastern seaboard is drawing moisture inland, triggering isolated showers, particularly in the afternoon. In the west, a high pressure ridge is keeping conditions mostly fine, though a sea breeze will moderate coastal temperatures. The live forecast above captures these shifts.
How to plan your day
If you’re heading outdoors, the UV index is moderate to high in most regions, so sunscreen is a good idea even if clouds roll in. The chance of a thunderstorm is low but not zero across the northeast. For a detailed breakdown, check your local Australia weather hub.
Will it rain where I am tomorrow?
Rain is most likely across the eastern states, especially in the afternoon. The live forecast above gives a reliable hour-by-hour picture. For the west and south, expect mostly dry conditions with a passing shower possible only near the coast.
Is it a good day for the beach?
Generally yes in the west and south, but keep an eye on the wind – it picks up from the east after noon. In the east, showers may interrupt your afternoon. Always check Sydney Weather or Melbourne Weather for local surf and swell details.
Any severe weather warnings?
As of now no broad severe warnings are in effect, but a gusty squall line could develop over the ranges. Monitor the Severe Weather Warning page for updates through the morning.