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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Southern Focus Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Bellerive’s weather today, as shown in the live forecast above, is shaped by its position on the eastern shore of the Derwent River – expect a cool, changeable maritime pattern with afternoon sea breezes and a higher chance of showers than central Hobart.
What drives Bellerive’s daily weather?
Bellerive sits directly across the Derwent from Hobart’s CBD, so the local conditions are heavily influenced by the river and the prevailing westerly winds. The live forecast above is your best guide for today, but in general, mornings are often calm before a north-easterly sea breeze develops by late morning, pulling in cooler, moist air. This can bring patchy drizzle or showers, particularly in the afternoon. The Bellerive weather radar shows these bands moving in from the Tasman Sea, and they can stall over the eastern shore for hours.
- Summer afternoons: sea breeze keeps temperatures 2–3°C cooler than the western shore.
- Winter: frosts are less common than in the Hobart suburbs; cloud cover from the river often keeps overnight lows milder.
- Wind: the strongest gusts come from the north-west before a cold front, swinging south-westerly after the change.
How does Bellerive Oval’s weather differ?
The Bellerive Oval weather is a microclimate within the suburb. Because the ground is open and close to the river, wind can swirl unpredictably, especially during afternoon matches. The live forecast above is relevant, but the oval’s exposed position often means a 5–10 km/h stronger breeze than sheltered streets a few blocks inland. For cricket or AFL events, check the BOM Bellerive site for wind speeds and the chance of rain halting play.
Is Bellerive weather the same as Hobart weather?
Not exactly. Bellerive is often a degree or two cooler in the afternoon due to the sea breeze, and it can catch showers that pass over the city centre without reaching the western suburbs. Check the live forecast above for the local difference.
Where can I see the Bellerive weather radar?
The Bureau of Meteorology’s Hobart radar (located on Mount Wellington) covers Bellerive clearly. You can view it on the BOM website. It shows rain bands approaching from the south-west or east, which are the most common directions for showers over the suburb.
Does the Derwent River affect Bellerive’s fog?
Yes. On calm, cool autumn and winter mornings, the river can produce localised fog that hugs the Bellerive shoreline. This usually clears by mid-morning as the land warms. Inland suburbs like Rosny or Warrane may stay clear while the waterfront is obscured.
For broader conditions across the state, see our Australia weather hub or the dedicated Adelaide Weather page. For severe events, check Severe Weather Warning updates.