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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Aussie Brief Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
Check the live forecast above to plan your day in Brighton Tas. This small town in the South East of Tasmania has a cool temperate climate with quick changes, so pack a jacket and sunscreen—you may need both by afternoon.
What does the typical Brighton Tas weather look like?
Brighton sits inland from Hobart, so it’s often a couple of degrees cooler overnight and warmer in the afternoon than the city. Summers are mild (January average max around 22°C) with occasional hot spells. Winters are crisp, with July minimums near 3°C and frost common. Rain falls fairly evenly through the year, about 500 mm annually, mostly from cold fronts spun off the Southern Ocean. Because of its valley position, fog can linger into late morning on still winter days.
How does Brighton compare to nearby Hobart and Melbourne?
Hobart weather (about 20 km south) is slightly milder near the coast, while Brighton can be a couple of degrees cooler on clear nights. Melbourne weather is generally warmer and more humid in summer, but Tasmania’s air is cleaner. Brighton’s climate suits outdoor work and gardening—just keep an eye on the live forecast for sudden wind shifts or rain squalls.
Does Brighton Tas get snow?
Light snow falls in the surrounding hills maybe once or twice a year, but Brighton town itself only sees snowflakes every few winters. When it happens, it rarely settles for long. Check the live forecast for cold fronts.
What is the best time to visit Brighton?
Late spring (November) and early autumn (March) offer the most stable weather—warmish days, clear skies, and fewer windy days. Summer can be pleasant but also brings the odd heatwave. Winter is quiet but often damp and cold.
How do I get the official BOM data for Brighton Tas?
The Bureau of Meteorology issues forecasts and observations for the South East Tasmania district. For Brighton-specific readings, use the BOM weather station at Brighton (station 094030). We link to it below.
Sources
- Bureau of Meteorology – Brighton Tas Forecast
- Weatherzone – Brighton Tas
- WillyWeather – Brighton Tas
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