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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.
Montrose’s weather today, as shown in the live forecast above, reflects a typical spring pattern for this Yarra Valley foothills suburb — cool mornings, mild afternoons with possible showers, and a chance of gusty northwesterly winds before a southerly change arrives later.
What makes Montrose’s weather distinct from nearby Melbourne?
Sitting at roughly 150 metres elevation on the slopes of Mount Dandenong, Montrose is often a couple of degrees cooler than the Melbourne CBD and receives more rainfall — particularly in spring and autumn. The surrounding forest and topography can trap moisture, leading to morning fog or low cloud that clears more slowly than in the city. Winds are also more variable, funnelled by the nearby hills.
What should locals expect in the coming days?
The live forecast above gives the best short-term outlook. For the week ahead, keep an eye on the maximums: Montrose typically sits 2–3 °C cooler than central Melbourne, so the “city” temperature you see on a weather app will overstate what you’ll feel. Showers are most likely in the afternoon when the sun heats the slopes. The Melbourne weather page can give context for the broader region, but Montrose often gets its own localised cloud and drizzle.
Does Montrose get snow?
Very rarely. Sleet or a brief dusting of snow might fall once every few winters, usually when a strong cold front combines with the elevation above 200 metres. The heavier snow stays on the summit of Mount Dandenong (633 m).
How reliable is the Montrose 14-day forecast?
The montrose weather 14 day forecast from the Bureau is useful for trends — such as a run of cooler or warmer days — but day-to-day accuracy drops sharply after day 7. For planning, rely on the 7-day outlook and check the montrose weather hourly data on the day itself.
Where can I find official Montrose weather warnings?
The Bureau of Meteorology issues severe weather warnings for the Yarra Valley and Dandenong Ranges. For fire danger ratings, check the BOM Montrose page or the CFA website during summer. Our severe weather warning page aggregates these for Victoria.