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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.
Malvern currently sees typical conditions for this time of year, with the live forecast above showing the immediate outlook. Located in Melbourne’s inner south-east, the suburb experiences the city’s temperate climate, meaning four distinct seasons with cool, damp winters and warm summers.
What is the typical weather pattern for Malvern?
Malvern’s weather follows the broader melbourne weather pattern, influenced by Port Phillip Bay. Summer days often reach the high 20s in Celsius, with occasional hot northerly winds pushing temperatures above 40°C. Winters are cool and overcast, with average maximums around 14°C and frequent rain. Spring and autumn offer the most stable conditions, with mild days and clear skies.
Where can I find detailed forecasts for Malvern?
For the most reliable data, check the bom malvern readings from the Bureau of Meteorology. They provide official observations from nearby stations. If you need a longer view, a malvern weather 14 day forecast from sites like Weatherzone or Elders gives a useful trend, though accuracy drops beyond a week. For planning your day, a malvern weather hourly breakdown is practical, and checking malvern weather saturday specifics helps with weekend plans. Many also cross-reference accuweather malvern for its hourly breakdowns, though always compare with BoM for local accuracy. Areas like malvern central and malvern east weather can vary slightly due to local topography, but the difference is minimal.
Is Malvern prone to severe weather?
Like most of Melbourne, Malvern can experience severe thunderstorms in spring and summer, occasionally bringing hail or damaging winds. Extreme heat events also occur, so check the severe weather warning page during heatwaves.
Does Malvern get much rain?
Malvern averages about 600mm of rain annually, spread fairly evenly across the year, though winter tends to be slightly wetter. Heavy downpours are uncommon, but persistent drizzle can occur in cooler months.
How does Malvern’s weather compare to the city centre?
Malvern is typically 1–2°C cooler than the Melbourne CBD on hot days due to less urban heat island effect. Overnight temperatures are similar, though the suburb can feel a touch fresher in winter due to more open space.
For broader state-wide conditions, visit our Australia weather hub or the dedicated Melbourne Weather page.