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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Coast Current Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
As of the live forecast above, Box Hill is experiencing typical weather for this time of year. Located in Melbourne’s eastern suburbs, its climate is temperate with warm summers and cool, damp winters, making it important to check daily conditions for local activities.
What is the typical climate for Box Hill?
Box Hill has a temperate oceanic climate (Köppen Cfb) like most of the greater Melbourne area. Summers are warm with average daytime maxima around 26°C, while winters are cool with minimums often dropping to 6°C. Rainfall is fairly uniform year-round, averaging roughly 650 millimetres annually. The area is occasionally affected by morning fog in winter and heatwaves in summer, but extreme weather is uncommon.
Can I rely on the box hill weather 14 day forecast?
Extended forecasts, including the box hill weather 14 day forecast shown above, give a useful trend but become less reliable beyond 7 days. They are best used for planning general activity windows rather than precise timings. For the most accurate short-term planning, check the daily forecast and any updates, particularly if you are heading into the city – see the weather melbourne page for a broader regional outlook.
How is the weather in Box Hill different from central Melbourne?
Box Hill is generally 1–2°C cooler than the city centre during summer afternoons due to less urban heat island effect. Winter fog can be more persistent in the low-lying parts of the suburb, especially on calm mornings.
Where can I check the weather in box hill victoria 10 days ahead?
The live forecast above includes a 10-day outlook. For a more detailed view, the Bureau of Meteorology provides 7-day forecasts for the whole metro region, which closely matches Box Hill’s conditions given its suburban location.
Does Box Hill ever get severe weather warnings?
Yes, particularly for heatwaves, thunderstorms, or damaging winds. Check the Severe Weather Warning page for current alerts. Flash flooding can occur after intense summer downpours in low-lying streets.