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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Australia Watch Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
As the live forecast above shows, Marysville is currently experiencing conditions typical of its elevated position in the Yarra Ranges. The town’s weather is shaped by altitude and topography, making afternoons cooler than nearby Melbourne and rainfall more frequent.
What defines Marysville’s climate?
Marysville sits at about 490 metres above sea level in the Victorian highlands. This elevation means summer highs usually stay below 30°C, while winter nights often dip close to freezing. The area receives more than 1,100 millimetres of rain annually, with spring and winter being the wettest periods. Fog and low cloud can linger in the valleys, especially after wet spells.
How does the live forecast help you plan?
The live forecast above provides current temperature, wind, and rainfall odds. For Marysville, the most useful detail is the rain probability — a common question for visitors heading to the nearby Lake Mountain or the Cathedral Range. Pair this with the Melbourne weather overview to get a complete picture, as Marysville often lags a few degrees behind the city.
Does Marysville get snow in winter?
Snowfalls are possible but not guaranteed each winter. The town itself may see light dustings once or twice a year, while heavier snow settles at higher elevations such as Lake Mountain, 15 kilometres away.
Where is the best Marysville weather radar?
The primary radar for the region is the Bureau of Meteorology’s Melbourne (Broadmeadows) radar, about 70 kilometres south-west. It gives good coverage for rain moving through the Yarra Ranges, but local topography can obscure lighter showers.
Is the Marysville weather 14 day forecast reliable?
Extended forecasts beyond seven days have lower confidence because of the area’s mountainous terrain. The 14-day outlook can indicate general trends, but it is best treated as a guide rather than a firm plan.
For broader context, check the Australia weather hub and the Melbourne weather page. You can also view the severe weather warning page for any current alerts affecting Marysville.