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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.
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Maribyrnong’s weather follows the same pattern as Melbourne’s inner-west: cool change after a hot day, with the afternoon sea breeze often reaching here by late morning. Check the live forecast above for today’s exact high and chance of rain.
What’s the typical weather pattern in Maribyrnong?
Maribyrnong sits in the Maribyrnong River valley, about 6 km north-west of the Melbourne CBD. Summers are warm to hot, with occasional thunderstorm bursts from the north. Winters are cool and damp, with drizzle common on south-westerly winds. The suburb catches the tail end of the Geelong change, so a hot northerly can flip to a cool southerly by mid-afternoon. For broader conditions, see the Melbourne weather page.
How does the radar help with Maribyrnong forecasts?
The BOM’s Melbourne radar at Laverton is the closest—rain bands moving east off the bay show up 15–20 minutes before they reach Maribyrnong. For hourly tracking, use the maribyrnong weather hourly feature on the live forecast above, and check the maribyrnong weather radar loop on the Bureau site to time rain arrivals.
How does Maribyrnong compare to Footscray weather?
Footscray is about 2 km south-east and often gets the sea breeze a few minutes earlier. Maribyrnong, being slightly inland and closer to the river flats, can stay warmer before the change arrives. Both share the same BOM district.
Where can I check BOM Maribyrnong observations?
Search “BOM Maribyrnong” on the Bureau site for the closest automatic weather station—usually Essendon Airport or Melbourne Airport. Those readings give real-time temperature, wind and humidity that apply well to Maribyrnong.
Is Maribyrnong prone to flooding?
Yes—the Maribyrnong River can rise quickly after heavy rain in the Macedon Ranges. Check Severe Weather Warning pages during heavy rain events for flood watches that cover the river flats.