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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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Check the live forecast above for today’s conditions in Werribee before heading out. The coastal suburb near Melbourne’s west typically sees mild mornings, a possible afternoon sea breeze, and a chance of showers depending on the system moving across Port Phillip.
What is the weather doing in Werribee right now?
The live forecast above shows the current temperature, wind speed and direction, and any rain or cloud cover. Werribee sits on the western shore of Port Phillip Bay, so a south-westerly change often arrives by mid-afternoon, dropping the temperature a few degrees. If you’re planning a walk along the Werribee River or a trip to the beach, factor in that coastal wind shift.
What should I expect for the rest of today?
Look at the live forecast above for the hourly breakdown. Morning cloud may clear to a partly sunny afternoon, or a trough could bring a brief shower. The Bureau of Meteorology’s radar for Melbourne shows any rain bands moving east across the bay. For a longer view, check the weather in Werribee 10 days or the weather in Werribee tomorrow to plan ahead. If you need a broader outlook, the Werribee weather 14 day forecast gives a useful trend.
Will it rain in Werribee today?
The live forecast above shows the rain probability. Showers are most likely when a cold front crosses Victoria. If the chance is above 30%, keep a light jacket handy, especially between late morning and early afternoon.
Is the wind strong in Werribee today?
Wind speed is shown in the live forecast above. Werribee often gets a sea breeze from the south-west by midday, gusting to 25–30 km/h. If you’re cycling or walking near the coast, that breeze can feel cool even on a mild day.
How does Werribee’s weather compare to Melbourne?
Werribee is about 30 kilometres south-west of the city centre and closer to the bay. It’s often a degree or two cooler than central Melbourne in the afternoon due to the sea breeze, and can be cloudier when a southerly change arrives first at the coast.