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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.
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Based on the live forecast above, Lysterfield is experiencing mild conditions typical for this time of year. The temperature and wind details shown will guide your plans for the day, whether heading to Lysterfield Lake or working outdoors.
What does the live forecast mean for Lysterfield?
The numbers you see above come directly from the Bureau of Meteorology’s observations and modelling for this part of Melbourne’s outer east. Lysterfield sits about 30 kilometres from the city centre, at roughly 130 metres elevation. That position means temperatures here often run a degree or two cooler than inner Melbourne, especially overnight. The live forecast updates every hour, so check it again before heading to Rowville or along Belgrave–Hallam Road.
How does Lysterfield’s location shape its weather?
Lysterfield lies at the foot of the Dandenong Ranges, so prevailing south-westerly winds can bring cloud and light drizzle even when Melbourne weather stays dry. Lysterfield Lake itself creates a local microclimate: mornings can be foggy near the water, and afternoon sea breezes sometimes arrive later than in flat suburbs. For a detailed look at the next two weeks, see the lysterfield weather 14 day forecast above; for hour-by-hour changes, scroll to the lysterfield weather hourly table.
Is the 14-day forecast for Lysterfield reliable?
Beyond 7 days, the accuracy drops. The lysterfield weather 14 day forecast gives a broad trend – useful for planning a trip to Lysterfield Lake – but check the hourly updates closer to the day.
Does Lysterfield Lake affect local weather?
Yes. The lake’s surface cools the air on hot afternoons, often keeping temperatures a degree lower than in nearby Rowville. It can also generate patchy fog on calm winter mornings.
Where can I see the lysterfield weather radar?
The Coast Monitor weather hub links to BOM’s Melbourne radar. It covers the entire metro area, including Lysterfield, and shows rain moving in from the bay.