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   What is the weather like in Melbourne?

   • Temperatures are moderate, only rarely falling below freezing; average daily maximum temperatures vary from 55 °F (13 °C) in July to 79 °F (26 °C) in January. Winds associated with the eastward passage of weather systems ensure that Melbourne is spared the serious air pollution of some other large cities.

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   What to do in Melbourne in autumn?

   • Autumn is a great time to indulge with the Melbourne Food and Wine Festival held in the city and the Grampians Grape Escape taking place just three hours west of Melbourne. For culture vultures, hit up the Melbourne Fashion Festival or the Melbourne International Comedy Festival.

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   When is autumn in Australia?

   • By Allie Metz Autumn in most parts of Australia is from March to May. The Tropical North’s wet season extends through April and many tourist attractions may be closed for the season, making May a better time to plan your visit to the Kimberley region or Darwin.

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   When is summer in Australia?

   • Summer in Australia falls between the months of December and February. It brings sunny, warm days that are best spent at one of the country’s gorgeous beaches. The tropical north is in the midst of its wet season (November to April), which brings heavy rains and tropical storms to Darwin, Broome, Cairns and the Whitsundays.

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2. www.australia.com › en › placesTravel Guide to Melbourne, Victoria - Tourism Australia

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   1 day ago · High season: Spring and summer (November to February) Low season: Winter (June to August) Don’t miss: Melbourne’s world-class festivals and events

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   2 days ago · Melbourne, city, capital of the state of Victoria, Australia. It is located at the head of Port Phillip Bay, on the southeastern coast. The central city is home to about 136,000 people and is the core of an extensive metropolitan area—the world’s most southerly with a population of more than 1,000,000.

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4. www.bom.gov.au › climate › averagesClimate statistics for Australian locations

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   4 days ago · Site name: MELBOURNE REGIONAL OFFICE ; Site number: 086071; Latitude: 37.81 °S Longitude: 144.97 °E; Elevation: 31 m; Commenced: 1908 Status: Closed 06 Jan 2015 ; Latest available data: 06 Jan 2015; Additional information. Additional site information; Nearest alternative sites. 086338 MELBOURNE (OLYMPIC PARK) (2.2km) 086013 BURNLEY (2.8km)

5. www.bom.gov.au › climate › aheadAustralian climate outlooks - Bureau of Meteorology

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   4 days ago · Issued 30 May 2024. Long-range forecast overview. Winter days and nights are very likely to be warmer than average across Australia, with a high chance of both days and nights being in the highest 20% of historical temperatures. For most of Australia, there is no strong signal towards above or below average rainfall for winter.

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   2 days ago · Melbourne Forecast. Bureau Home > Australia > Victoria > Forecasts > Melbourne Forecast. Melbourne Forecast. View the current warnings for Victoria. Forecast updated at 12:13 pm EST on Sunday 2 June 2024.