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The live forecast above for Streaky Bay shows a coastal spring pattern, while Flinders today will see partly cloudy skies and a moderate south-westerly breeze, with temperatures near the seasonal average for late spring.
What is the current weather in Flinders?
Flinders, on Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula, experiences a mild coastal climate. This afternoon expect a mix of sun and cloud, a light south-westerly wind, and a temperature range that stays comfortable. The live forecast above indicates similar coastal conditions, though Flinders often sees slightly cooler afternoons due to its exposure to Bass Strait.
What does the 14-day outlook look like for Flinders?
The prolonged forecast shows a typical spring pattern — alternating cool fronts and warmer days. For the next two weeks, expect a few showers early, then a drying trend. Daytime temperatures will hover between 18 and 23°C, with overnight lows near 10°C. This aligns with the longer-term weather in Flinders Victoria 10 days and the flinders weather 14 day forecast available from the Bureau.
Where can I find the flinders weather hourly forecast?
The Bureau of Meteorology provides a detailed hourly breakdown for Flinders on its website. You can also check WeatherZone or WillyWeather for hour-by-hour updates on wind, temperature and rain.
Is the flinders weather radar reliable for local conditions?
Yes, but the nearest BOM radar is at Melbourne Airport (Laverton). It covers Flinders well, though coastal inaccuracies can occur due to sea clutter. For precise local conditions, combine radar with the flinders weather bom observations from the nearest station at Cerberus.
How does Flinders weather compare to melbourne weather?
Flinders is typically 2–4°C cooler than the city centre, especially in summer, due to sea breezes off Bass Strait. In winter, Flinders gets more cloud and fog, while Melbourne often stays clearer. For a broader comparison, see our Melbourne Weather page.