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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.
The weather near Narre Warren South Vic today will follow the live forecast above, with conditions typical for the outer south-east suburbs. This area sits on the northern edge of Western Port’s influence, meaning sea breezes can arrive later in the day, especially during late spring and summer.
What should I expect for the coming days?
Based on the live forecast above, the trend for the next few days will be clear. For a detailed outlook, check the Melbourne weather page, as Narre Warren South’s pattern usually mirrors the city’s with slightly cooler mornings. For a longer range, the weather in narre warren 10 days can shift quickly if a trough stalls over the Bass Strait. The bom narre warren south data is the most reliable for official observations, but our local page gives you a practical summary.
How does the local geography affect the weather?
Narre Warren South sits on the flat plains east of the Dandenong Ranges. This means cold fronts often arrive a little later than in the city, and the wind is usually from the north-west before changing south-west. In summer, afternoon sea breezes from Western Port can drop the temperature by 5–8 degrees in an hour. For long-range planning, the narre warren south weather 14 day outlook is helpful, but treat the fourth week as a guide—not a guarantee. Our Australia weather hub links to all state forecasts.
Is the weather near Narre Warren South different to Berwick?
Very similar. Berwick is just 3 km north-west. Both suburbs experience the same frontal systems, though Narre Warren South gets the full force of a south-westerly change a few minutes earlier. Temperatures are usually within 1°C.
Does Narre Warren South get frost?
Yes, on clear winter mornings with calm winds. The area’s open farmland radiates heat quickly after sunset. Frost is most common between June and August. Check the live forecast above for the overnight minimum each day.
Where can I check the live radar for this suburb?
The nearest operational radar is at Mount Baw Baw (145 km east). For local rain detection, use the Bureau of Meteorology’s “Melbourne” composite radar. We link to this on our severe weather warning page when storms are likely.