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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.
Mt Beauty weather tends toward cool mornings and mild afternoons even in summer, with sudden afternoon storms common from November to March. The live forecast above shows the next few days at a glance.
What makes Mt Beauty’s weather distinct?
The town sits at 365 metres on the Kiewa Valley floor, sheltered by the Bogong High Plains to the south and west. This creates a local rain-shadow effect — you’ll often see cloud rolling over Falls Creek while Mt Beauty stays dry. Winter days hover around 10–12°C, with frost most mornings from June to August. Summer peaks near 30°C but drops sharply after sunset.
How does it compare to nearby towns?
Mt Beauty runs 3–5°C warmer than Falls Creek and Bright weather can be similar though Bright gets slightly more rain. Tawonga weather shares the valley pattern, while melbourne weather is typically 4–8°C warmer in winter. For skiers, check the live alpine report: a clear day in Mt Beauty often means fresh snow higher up.
Frequently asked questions
What is the mt beauty weather 14 day forecast accuracy like?
Beyond seven days, mountain valley forecasts shift frequently. The Bureau of Meteorology’s seven-day product is reliable for trends; a 14-day view gives a broad pattern but expect changes.
Where can I check the weather in mount beauty 10 days ahead?
The BOM site and WillyWeather both offer a 10-day outlook. For planning walks or fishing, look at the afternoon storm risk — that’s the main variable in summer.
Does Mt Beauty get snow?
Light snow falls on the valley floor once or twice most winters, but it rarely settles. For reliable snow, head up to Falls Creek or Hotham, 25–35 minutes drive away.
For neighbouring centres, see Australia weather hub, Melbourne Weather, and the Severe Weather Warning page for alerts affecting the Kiewa Valley.