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.
Based on the live forecast above, tomorrow will bring a mix of sun and cloud with a moderate chance of a passing shower. The temperature should sit near the seasonal average, making it a typical day for this time of year in most Australian capitals.
What to expect tomorrow?
The live forecast above shows a daytime high around the norm for your city, with overnight lows dropping to a cool single-digit or low-teen figure depending on location. Winds are likely to be light to moderate, so it won’t feel overly gusty. If you’re heading out early, keep a light jacket handy — the morning chill can catch you off guard.
How to prepare for tomorrow’s weather
Packing for tomorrow means dressing in layers. A T‑shirt or blouse topped with a sweater or cardigan will cover both the cooler morning and the warmer afternoon. Sunscreen is still worthwhile — UV levels can be high even on partly cloudy days. An umbrella in your bag is a sensible precaution if the rain chance in the live forecast above is above 20 per cent.
Will it rain tomorrow?
The rain chance shown in the live forecast above gives a clear guide. Anything below 30 per cent means you can likely leave the brolly at home. Above 50 per cent and it’s worth packing a light raincoat.
Is tomorrow a good day for outdoor activities?
Yes, unless the live forecast above shows a high rain chance or strong winds. For a barbecue, picnic or a walk, a partly cloudy day with a mild breeze is ideal. Check the UV and wind detail too before finalising plans.
What time will it be hottest tomorrow?
In most of Australia the peak heat arrives between 2 pm and 4 pm. The live forecast above gives the expected top temperature, which usually occurs in that window. Plan strenuous outdoor work or exercise for early morning or late afternoon.
For a broader outlook, check the Australia weather hub or see the latest for Sydney or Melbourne.