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Weather Near Berwick Vic

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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.

Based on the live forecast above, the weather near Berwick today is typical for this inland south-eastern suburb. Berwick sits about 10 kilometres from Western Port Bay, so conditions here are often a degree or two warmer than on the coast itself, with less direct sea-breeze influence.

How does Berwick’s inland location affect the weather?

Because Berwick is inland from the bay, it lacks the full moderating effect of a coastal breeze. This means summer afternoons can run a few degrees hotter than at nearby coastal spots such as Lang Lang or Tooradin, while winter mornings can be slightly cooler. The area still gets a temperate, maritime-influenced climate overall, but expect the temperature and the live forecast above to reflect that slight inland shift.

Today’s outlookRefer to the live forecast above for the latest conditions.
Average summer maximumAround 25–26°C (January), with occasional hotter days.
Average winter minimumAround 5–6°C (July), with frost possible on clear mornings.
Annual rainfallApproximately 700–800 mm, spread fairly evenly through the year.

How to use the forecast near Berwick

For planning your day, the live forecast above is your most up-to-date source. Berwick’s weather can change quickly when a front moves in from the west, so check the short-term forecast in the morning and again before any afternoon plans. The Australia weather hub and Melbourne Weather page also give broader context for the region.

What is the weather near Berwick Vic today?

Check the live forecast above for today’s temperature, chance of rain and wind details. Because Berwick sits inland from Western Port Bay, the readings often differ slightly from coastal sites.

Does Berwick get much rain?

Berwick receives about 700–800 mm of rain per year, with no strong wet or dry season. Rain is most likely when a low-pressure system moves across Victoria, and showers can arrive at any time of year.

Is the weather near Berwick different from central Melbourne?

Berwick is often 1–3°C cooler in summer than the Melbourne CBD because it’s further from the urban heat island, but sometimes warmer than the coast. Winter mornings can also be frostier in Berwick’s open suburban and rural pockets.