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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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Taylors Hill weather is shaped by its position on Melbourne’s western fringe, with the live forecast above giving the key details for the next few days.
What is the climate like in Taylors Hill?
Taylors Hill has a temperate climate typical of the western suburbs – warm summers, cool winters and moderate rainfall spread through the year.
- Summer (Dec–Feb) averages around 26°C daytime, with occasional hot north-westerly winds pushing temperatures above 38°C.
- Winter (Jun–Aug) sees highs near 14°C, with overnight lows often dipping to 5°C.
- Rainfall is fairly even: annual average about 500–550 mm, with slightly wetter springs.
- Being inland, Taylors Hill avoids the cool sea breezes that affect coastal suburbs like Altona – making summer afternoons noticeably warmer.
How can I use a 14-day forecast for Taylors Hill?
A taylors hill weather 14 day forecast gives a longer view of temperature trends, rain chances and wind patterns, useful for planning outdoor work or events.
- Check the hourly breakdown (taylors hill weather hourly) for morning fog, afternoon gusts or evening showers.
- Compare with nearby stations – weather taylors lakes is only a few kilometres east and often similar, though slight differences in elevation matter.
- The 14-day outlook is less precise after day 7 but still valuable for spotting heatwaves or cold snaps.
Does Taylors Hill get strong winds?
Yes – especially in spring and summer when north-westerly gusts can exceed 50 km/h before a cool change. Those same winds often bring dust from dry paddocks to the north. Check the live forecast above for current wind speeds.
How does Taylors Hill weather compare to Geelong?
Geelong weather is generally milder in summer due to Corio Bay’s influence, and slightly rainier. Taylors Hill, being further inland, is hotter on north-wind days and a couple of degrees cooler on clear winter nights – a classic inland versus coastal difference.
What’s the best time to visit Taylors Hill?
Late autumn (April–May) and early spring (September–October) offer mild days, low humidity and fewer extreme winds. Mid-summer can be uncomfortably hot, while winter is crisp and often cloudy – fine for outdoor walks with a jacket.