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Gippsland Weather

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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Coast Monitor Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.

🌧️10°C
Rain showersGippsland Lakes ParkFeels like 6° · Wind 27 km/h · Humidity 96%
UV 2 LowSunrise 07:01Sunset 17:29
Today🌧️12°💧100%
Tue🌦️14°💧0%
Wed🌦️15°💧43%
Thu☁️16°10°💧2%
Fri☁️16°💧6%
Sat15°💧2%
Sun☁️13°💧9%

Live data from Open-Meteo · updates automatically ·

Gippsland weather is changeable, so check the live forecast above before heading to the lakes. Coastal parts stay milder than inland, with afternoon sea breezes in summer and cold fronts bringing rain year-round.

What’s the typical pattern for Gippsland weather?

The region spans from the coast to the mountains, so conditions vary. Summer days often reach the mid-20s Celsius near the coast, while inland can top 30°C. Winter sees maximums around 12–15°C, with frost possible in valleys. Rain is spread fairly evenly through the year, though spring and autumn tend to be the driest.

Which forecasts matter most for Gippsland?

For a short trip, use the Gippsland weather 7 day forecast provided by the Bureau of Meteorology. If you’re planning ahead, the Gippsland weather 14 day forecast helps with weekends away, while the Gippsland weather 30-day forecast gives a broad seasonal trend but isn’t spot-on for daily planning. The Gippsland weather radar is essential for tracking rain bands moving in from the west.

RegionGippsland stretches from the eastern outskirts of Melbourne to the NSW border, including the lakes, the Strzelecki Ranges and the high country.
Summer maxCoastal highs 24–28°C; inland 28–33°C; cooler with sea breezes along the Ninety Mile Beach.
Winter maxCoastal 13–16°C; inland 10–14°C; frost common in clear conditions.
RainfallAnnual average 600–900 mm; wettest months May–October; driest January–February.
Does West Gippsland weather differ from East Gippsland?

Yes. West Gippsland (around Warragul and the Latrobe Valley) gets more rain and cooler temperatures than East Gippsland (Orbost, Mallacoota), which is drier and warmer, especially in summer.

When is the best time to visit Gippsland Lakes?

Late February to April offers warm, settled conditions with fewer crowds. November can be windy, and July is the coolest month. Always check the Melbourne weather forecast as a rough guide, since patterns often flow east.

How reliable are 30‑day forecasts for Gippsland?

Only useful for broad seasonal hints—for actual trips rely on the Gippsland weather 7 day forecast and the Gippsland weather radar to track approaching fronts.

For broader coverage, see our Victoria Weather page and the Vic Weather Radar. Also check Severe Weather Warning alerts before you travel.