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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.
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Thornbury’s weather today, as shown in the live forecast above, is typical for a Melbourne autumn – mild mornings, a possible afternoon shower, and a gentle south-westerly breeze. The suburb sits about 7 kilometres north of the city centre, so conditions often mirror the broader Melbourne forecast with local variations from the nearby Darebin Creek.
What does the live forecast mean for Thornbury?
The numbers and icons in the live forecast above give a snapshot for the Thornbury area. Because the suburb is inland from Port Phillip Bay, temperatures here can be a degree or two warmer than at the coast on a calm day, but the sea breeze still arrives by mid-afternoon. If you see a shower icon, it’s worth checking the Melbourne weather radar to see if the band is moving over the northern suburbs.
How does Thornbury’s microclimate differ from the CBD?
Thornbury is slightly higher in elevation than the city centre, so fog can linger a little longer in winter mornings. The tree-lined streets and nearby Merri Creek also mean humidity can feel a touch higher after rain. For a detailed look at the coming days, the thornbury weather 14 day forecast on the Bureau of Meteorology site will show trends, but remember that local afternoon storms can develop quickly – a quick check of thornbury weather radar before heading out is wise.
Is the weather in Northcote the same as in Thornbury?
Very similar – Northcote is just south of Thornbury along the same Merri Creek corridor. Both suburbs share the same broad Melbourne forecast, though Thornbury can be a fraction cooler on still nights due to slightly more open space.
Where can I find a reliable thornbury weather hourly forecast?
The Bureau of Meteorology’s “Melbourne – northern suburbs” page gives hourly updates. For a quick glance, the live forecast above is updated regularly, and you can cross-check with BOM Thornbury observations from the nearest automatic weather station at Viewbank.
Does Thornbury get severe storms?
Yes, like much of Melbourne, thunderstorms can develop in spring and summer. Check the severe weather warning page for alerts. The thornbury weather radar (Melbourne radar) shows approaching cells about 30 minutes out.
For broader conditions across the state, visit the Australia weather hub. If you’re comparing with nearby suburbs, Northcote weather and Melbourne weather pages offer additional context.