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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.
This week brings a mix of showers and sunny spells across eastern Australia, while the west stays hot with a high fire danger. Cooler air will push into the southeast by midweek before temperatures recover later in the week.
What weather can I expect in the major cities this week?
Melbourne and Sydney will see a few showers on Monday and Tuesday, then clearing to mild days. Brisbane and Adelaide remain mostly fine with light winds. Perth stays hot all week, with temperatures climbing into the high 30s. Hobart and Canberra will be cool, with patchy rain midweek. Darwin continues its wet-season pattern of afternoon thunderstorms. Check the Australia weather hub for daily updates.
Are there any severe weather warnings this week?
Yes, a heatwave warning is current for parts of Western Australia, with daily temperatures well above average. Isolated thunderstorms in the Top End may bring localised damaging wind gusts. No tropical cyclones are forecast this week, but conditions are being monitored. See all current alerts on our severe weather warning page.
What’s the weather this week in Melbourne and Sydney?
Melbourne: variable – showers Monday then clearing, mild days around 22°C. Sydney: a couple of stormy afternoons early in the week, then fine and warm by Thursday. Check weather in Melbourne 10 days and weather this week Sydney for hourly details.
Will Perth stay hot this week?
Yes, Perth will see a prolonged heatwave with temperatures of 36–40°C through Friday. Dry north-easterly winds will raise fire danger. For the latest, see weather Perth 14 days.
Is Adelaide having good weather this week?
Adelaide looks fine with mostly sunny skies and light sea breezes. Daytime highs around 25–28°C, comfortable for outdoor plans. No rain expected until maybe the weekend. Visit weather this week Adelaide.