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Melbourne’s weather yesterday was a typical late-spring mix, with a top of 22°C and a few light showers drifting across the inner suburbs in the afternoon, noticeably cooler than the conditions shown in the live forecast above.
What was the temperature in Melbourne yesterday?
The mercury climbed to a maximum of 22 degrees Celsius around 2pm, after a mild morning start of 14°C. What was the temperature in Melbourne today? The live forecast above shows a slightly warmer day ahead, but yesterday’s reading sat right on the long-term average for this time of year. Overnight lows dropped to 11°C, making for a crisp evening in the city and along the bay.
Did it rain in Melbourne yesterday?
A trough clipped the south-east suburbs during the late afternoon, producing 2–4 millimetres across most gauges. The CBD recorded 3.2 mm, while outer-northern areas stayed dry. If you’re checking melbourne weather yesterday rain totals, the Bureau of Meteorology’s hourly observations show the shower band cleared by 7pm. For a broader picture of melbourne weather last week, our weekly wrap covers the swing from a warm Tuesday to cooler mid-week conditions.
Was yesterday hotter than average for Melbourne?
No, yesterday’s 22°C high was bang on the November average. Weather last week Melbourne saw a 27°C day, so this was a return to typical spring conditions after a brief warm spell.
How does yesterday compare with melbourne weather past 10 days?
The past ten days have ranged from 18°C to 27°C. Yesterday sat in the middle of that spread, with rainfall slightly below the 10-day average of 4 mm per wet day.
Where can I check melbourne weather yesterday hourly?
Bureau of Meteorology’s historical observations page provides hour-by-hour data for Melbourne Airport and the CBD station. You can also see a chart on our Melbourne Weather page.