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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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Marlo, on Victoria’s far east coast, is seeing a mild and partly cloudy day from the live forecast above, with a light south-westerly breeze off the ocean. This coastal village near the Snowy River mouth sits between Lakes Entrance and Orbost, so its weather often blends sea air with inland influences.
What’s the outlook for Marlo this week?
The live forecast above shows a settled pattern for Marlo over the coming days, typical of late autumn. Expect daytime temperatures in the high teens to low 20s, with overnight lows around 10–12°C. The coast tends to keep things cooler than Orbost inland, and a gentle sea breeze is common through the afternoon. Rain chances look low, though a few clouds may drift in from the Bass Strait.
How do tides and coastal conditions affect Marlo?
Marlo sits right at the Snowy River estuary, so tides and river flows shape the local scene. The live forecast above indicates calm seas, but marlo tides can shift quickly with the moon phase, especially near the river mouth. Swells are generally small from the south-west, making it a safe spot for beach walks.
Is Marlo’s weather usually different from Orbost?
Yes, Marlo is about 5–10°C cooler than Orbost on summer afternoons due to the ocean breeze, and it gets more cloud from the coast. Orbost, being 20 kilometres inland, sees hotter, drier conditions.
Where can I check the Marlo weather radar?
The Bureau of Meteorology radar at Mount Gambier covers this area, but the nearest local radar is at Yarram. For marlo weather radar updates, the BOM app is best.
What’s the 14-day forecast for Marlo like?
The marlo weather 14 day forecast from the live forecast above shows a stable pattern: mild days, cool nights, and little rain. Check the Melbourne Weather page for broader trends affecting the east coast.