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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Coast Brief Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
Hamilton Vic weather today is being shaped by a cool southwesterly change, with cloudy skies and possible light showers – check the live forecast above for the latest conditions and temperature.
What to expect from Hamilton Vic weather this week?
A cool, unsettled airmass remains over Hamilton, keeping afternoons mild and nights crisp. The southwesterly breeze will ease later in the week as high pressure builds.
- Temperature – mild, see the live forecast above for current reading
- Wind – southwesterly 20–30 km/h, easing by Friday
- Rain – isolated showers, chance moderate (30–50%)
- Humidity – around 70%, dropping as winds shift
What does the 10‑day outlook look like for Hamilton?
The weather in Hamilton Victoria over the next 10 days shows a gradual warm‑up: this weekend brings a possible shower, then clearing skies and light winds early next week.
- Friday: partly cloudy, max near 17°C
- Saturday: possible shower, max 18°C
- Sunday: clearing, cooler overnight (min 5°C)
- Early next week: high pressure, sunny spells, max 20–22°C
Can I get hourly updates for Hamilton Vic weather?
Yes. Many providers including the Bureau of Meteorology and Weatherzone offer hourly forecasts for Hamilton. For a quick overview, the live forecast above refreshes regularly. You can also check the BOM radar for Hamilton via our weather radar page.
Is there a 14‑day forecast for Hamilton Victoria?
Extended forecasts beyond 10 days carry lower confidence, but some sites like Elders Weather Hamilton and Weatherzone provide 14‑day outlooks. Use them as a general guide only – the 10‑day forecast on our 10‑day page is more reliable for planning.
Does Hamilton get severe weather?
Hamilton occasionally experiences severe thunderstorms, particularly in spring and summer. If a warning is issued, you’ll find updates on our severe weather warning page. Always refer to the BOM for official alerts.