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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Oz Insight Lab 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 you head out, as Broadmeadows weather shifts quickly between Melbourne’s cool southerly changes and hot northerly blasts. This outer-northern suburb sits in a rain-shadow zone, so it often stays drier than the city centre while feeling a few degrees warmer in summer.
What’s the best time to visit Broadmeadows?
Late summer and early autumn (February to April) offer the most reliable weather for exploring the area. Daytime temperatures sit comfortably in the mid-20s Celsius, with lower humidity than January and fewer stormy afternoons. Winter (June to August) is crisp and often foggy in the morning, with overnight lows around 5°C—pack a warm coat if you’re travelling during the July school holidays.
What should you pack for Broadmeadows?
Layers are essential year-round because a warm northerly can swing to a cool southerly in under an hour. In summer bring a light jacket for evening changes; in winter a waterproof shell and scarf handle the damp mornings. If you’re checking weather in broadmeadows 10 days out, expect the forecast to firm up only 3–4 days ahead due to the region’s variable spring patterns.
How does Broadmeadows weather differ from central Melbourne?
Broadmeadows is typically 2–3°C hotter on summer afternoons and cooler overnight in winter due to its inland position away from Port Phillip Bay’s moderating influence. Rainfall is about 20% lower than the city centre.
Where can I see Broadmeadows weather radar?
The broadmeadows weather radar is covered by the Bureau of Meteorology’s Melbourne (Laverton) radar, about 30 km south-west. It picks up rain approaching from Bass Strait, but note that the radar beam may overshoot shallow showers near Broadmeadows.
What’s the weather in Broadmeadows tomorrow likely to be?
For broadmeadows weather tomorrow, check the live forecast above. The suburb’s position means a southerly change often arrives 30–60 minutes later than at the coast, so morning conditions can persist longer than in St Kilda or Brighton.
For broader conditions, see our Australia weather hub or the specific Melbourne weather page. Nearby Sydney weather and meadow heights weather follow similar seasonal patterns, though Meadow Heights tends to be slightly cooler on clear nights due to its higher elevation.