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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Aussie Briefly Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Dumbalk, in South Gippsland’s rolling dairy country, is currently seeing conditions in line with the live forecast above – expect a mild, cloudy day with a light south-westerly breeze and a low chance of a shower near the Strzelecki Ranges.
What’s driving today’s weather?
A weak trough sits over Bass Strait, drawing a cool, moist airflow across the region. This keeps the sky mostly overcast through the afternoon, with only a brief spit of rain possible. The Melbourne weather pattern is similar, though Dumbalk tends to be a degree or two cooler thanks to its inland, valley position. There’s no sign of anything severe – the severe weather warning map is clear for Gippsland.
How does Dumbalk compare to other Victorian forecast zones?
While the Adelaide weather and Brisbane weather regions are seeing warmer, sunnier conditions today, Dumbalk sits under the same cloud band that’s also affecting the Perth weather forecast – albeit a much weaker version. The local BOM radar shows only light, patchy returns near the coast, and a quick glance at the rain map confirms no significant wet weather heading this way.
Will Dumbalk see any frost tonight?
Unlikely. Cloud cover should hold overnight, keeping temperatures around 6–8°C, well above frost thresholds. Clear skies are forecast for later in the week, so check the local Australia weather hub then.
Is today’s rain tracker showing anything for the area?
The rain tracker from the Bureau indicates only very light, isolated drizzle near the coast. Dumbalk’s inland position means most of that moisture dissipates before reaching the township.
When is the next significant change moving in?
A stronger cold front is due Friday night, bringing a 60–80% chance of rain and gusty north-westerly winds. Follow the BOM radar for updates as it approaches.