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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.
Vermont, in Melbourne’s eastern suburbs, currently has the conditions shown in the live forecast above. This inner-south-east suburb typically experiences mild, changeable weather influenced by its proximity to the Dandenong Ranges, with cooler mornings and occasional afternoon showers common throughout the year.
What is the typical weather pattern for Vermont?
Vermont’s climate is temperate, with warm summers and cool, damp winters. The suburb sits at a slightly higher elevation than the city centre, which can lead to cooler overnight temperatures and a higher chance of fog in the cooler months.
- Summer (Dec–Feb): Warm to hot, with average maximums around 26°C. Occasional heatwaves can push temperatures above 38°C, often followed by a cool change.
- Winter (Jun–Aug): Cool and cloudy, with average maximums near 13°C. Frost is possible on clear mornings, and rainfall is more frequent.
- Spring and autumn are transitional, with mild days and cooler nights. The area can experience sudden changes due to frontal systems moving across Victoria.
How does the weather in Vermont compare to nearby suburbs?
Vermont’s weather is very similar to neighbouring suburbs like Vermont South and Mitcham, though it can be slightly cooler and breezier than areas closer to Port Phillip Bay. The live forecast above will give you the most accurate current conditions for Vermont.
- For a broader view of the region, check our Australia weather hub.
- If you are planning a trip further south, see our Tasmania Weather page.
- Stay informed about potential hazards on our Severe Weather Warning page.
What is the best time to visit Vermont for outdoor activities?
Late spring (November) and early autumn (March) offer the most reliable weather, with mild temperatures around 20–22°C and lower rainfall, ideal for walks in nearby parks like the Dandenong Creek Trail.
Does Vermont get much fog?
Yes, particularly in autumn and winter. The suburb’s elevation and proximity to the Dandenongs mean fog can form overnight and linger into mid-morning, reducing visibility for the commute. This is a common feature of vermont south weather patterns.
How accurate are the 10-day forecasts for Vermont?
Forecasts beyond 7 days are less reliable for specific daily conditions. For the most up-to-date planning, check the live forecast above or look up weather in vermont victoria 10 days for a general trend, but always confirm with the Bureau of Meteorology for the day ahead.