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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.
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Pascoe Vale is currently experiencing the conditions shown in the live forecast above, typical of Melbourne’s mild, changeable climate. The suburb lies about 10 kilometres north of the CBD and shares the city’s transitional weather patterns, with cool mornings giving way to warmer afternoons in spring and autumn.
What drives Pascoe Vale’s weather?
Pascoe Vale sits in the inner-northern corridor of Melbourne, where the flat valley of the Merri Creek can trap overnight cold air, often producing thick fog in winter mornings before clearing to a sunny day.
- Westerly wind belts bring most rain from April to October; summer is drier with occasional afternoon thunderstorms.
- Temperatures run slightly warmer than the CBD in settled conditions, but can be cooler when a bay breeze is blocked.
- The suburb’s elevation (around 60 metres) is uniform, so weather readings are very similar to those at BOM’s nearby Melbourne Airport site.
- For a local comparison, nearby Coburg weather is almost identical, while Pascoe Vale south weather can be fractionally warmer due to urban heat island effects.
How should you prepare for the day ahead?
Check the live forecast above for rain timing—morning cloud often burns off quickly, but if the humidity is high, afternoon storms can form suddenly.
- On hot summer days, north winds occasionally push temperatures above 35 °C; by evening a cool sea breeze usually arrives.
- In winter, early fog reduces visibility below 200 metres, so allow extra travel time for Moonee Ponds Creek routes.
- For those planning activities next week, the Pascoe Vale weather 14 day forecast provides a reliable trend, though Melbourne’s weather is best gauged in three-day blocks.
When is the best time to visit Pascoe Vale?
Late spring (November) and autumn (March–April) offer the most settled weather—warm days around 22–25 °C, low humidity, and fewer storms. Summer can be hot, winter often cloudy but mild.
Why is Pascoe Vale often foggy in winter?
The Merri Creek valley allows cold air to pool overnight under clear skies, creating radiation fog that typically clears by mid-morning. This is common across Melbourne’s northern suburbs.
How does Pascoe Vale weather differ from the CBD?
The suburb is slightly warmer on calm days because it is farther from the cooling bay breeze. On northerly wind days, both areas hit similar highs; in summer, the CBD may be 1–2 °C cooler.
For broader conditions, check Melbourne weather or the 10-day forecast. If you are curious about other capitals, see Sydney weather or return to the Australia weather hub.