Dec · Jan · Feb
Summer (warm to hot + variable): wind and cloud can swing comfort
Avg low 14–16°C / high 25–27°C · Rainy days: 5–8 / ~35–60 mm
- • Midday can feel hot, but wind often moderates it.
- • Strong sun can raise heat stress quickly.
- • Evenings may cool enough to want a light layer.
Suggested outfits
- · Breathable clothing
- · Optional thin evening layer
- · Optional sunscreen
A note for travelers
In summer, it’s common to feel hot at noon and cool after sunset on the same day.
Mar · Apr · May
Autumn (milder): cooler evenings, with wind-driven chill at times
Avg low 9–14°C / high 17–24°C · Rainy days: 6–9 / ~40–70 mm
- • Outdoor comfort often improves.
- • Wind and rain can drop perceived temperature quickly.
- • Layers are consistently useful.
Suggested outfits
- · Jacket/hoodie + layers
- · Optional umbrella
A note for travelers
A single light jacket often covers many autumn scenarios in Melbourne.
Jun · Jul · Aug
Winter (cool + damp): rain and wind can feel sharply colder
Avg low 6–7°C / high 13–15°C · Rainy days: 8–12 / ~45–75 mm
- • Some clear days, but damp spells are common.
- • Wind can make the same temperature feel much colder.
- • Staying dry improves comfort a lot.
Suggested outfits
- · Coat/jacket + layers
- · Optional waterproof/umbrella
A note for travelers
Winter discomfort is often about damp chill, not extreme cold.
Sep · Oct · Nov
Spring (variable): warming up, but windy and showery at times
Avg low 7–12°C / high 16–21°C · Rainy days: 7–11 / ~40–60 mm
- • A warming trend with frequent wind shifts.
- • Intermittent showers can interrupt plans.
- • Sunny breaks can feel surprisingly warm.
Suggested outfits
- · Light clothing + thin layer
- · Optional windbreaker
A note for travelers
Spring often flips between sunny warmth and breezy cool spells.