Geelong, Australia Hourly Forecast

As of 8:41 PM

Now · 8:41 PM

18°

Clear · Feels like 17°

Dry for the next 24 hours. Tomorrow’s high 26°.

High: 24°
Low: 12°
Rain: 0%
Sunset: 7:42 PM

Next 48 hours

Time	Temp	Feels	Rain	Wind	Humidity
Now	15°	13°	0%	E 9 km/h	72%
9 PM	16°	14°	0%	SE 13 km/h	68%
10 PM	13°	12°	0%	NE 2 km/h	83%
11 PM	12°	12°	0%	NW 1 km/h	84%
Sun
12 AM	12°	11°	0%	NW 1 km/h	83%
1 AM	12°	11°	0%	N 2 km/h	81%
2 AM	12°	11°	0%	N 3 km/h	81%
3 AM	11°	10°	0%	N 2 km/h	80%
4 AM	11°	10°	0%	N 2 km/h	78%
5 AM	11°	10°	0%	N 2 km/h	78%
6 AM	11°	10°	0%	NE 3 km/h	77%
7 AM	12°	10°	0%	NE 5 km/h	76%
8 AM	14°	13°	0%	NE 5 km/h	69%
9 AM	18°	16°	0%	NE 8 km/h	57%
10 AM	21°	19°	0%	N 7 km/h	48%
11 AM	23°	21°	0%	N 9 km/h	42%
12 PM	24°	22°	0%	NE 9 km/h	39%
1 PM	25°	23°	0%	NE 10 km/h	36%
2 PM	26°	23°	0%	NE 10 km/h	35%
3 PM	26°	24°	0%	NE 10 km/h	35%
4 PM	25°	23°	0%	NE 9 km/h	39%
5 PM	23°	22°	0%	E 5 km/h	47%
6 PM	21°	20°	0%	SE 4 km/h	56%
7 PM	19°	19°	0%	E 3 km/h	59%
8 PM	18°	17°	0%	E 5 km/h	60%
9 PM	16°	15°	0%	E 6 km/h	67%
10 PM	15°	14°	0%	E 5 km/h	71%
11 PM	15°	14°	0%	NE 2 km/h	72%
Mon
12 AM	14°	13°	0%	N 3 km/h	73%
1 AM	14°	13°	0%	NE 2 km/h	75%
2 AM	13°	12°	0%	NE 2 km/h	76%
3 AM	13°	12°	0%	N 3 km/h	75%
4 AM	14°	13°	0%	N 4 km/h	70%
5 AM	15°	14°	0%	N 4 km/h	61%
6 AM	14°	13°	0%	NE 5 km/h	64%
7 AM	14°	12°	0%	NE 5 km/h	67%
8 AM	16°	15°	0%	NE 5 km/h	62%
9 AM	20°	18°	0%	N 8 km/h	49%
10 AM	22°	20°	0%	N 10 km/h	42%
11 AM	24°	21°	0%	N 12 km/h	37%
12 PM	26°	23°	0%	N 14 km/h	31%
1 PM	27°	23°	0%	N 16 km/h	28%
2 PM	27°	23°	0%	N 16 km/h	27%
3 PM	27°	24°	0%	N 15 km/h	28%
4 PM	27°	23°	0%	N 15 km/h	29%
5 PM	26°	23°	0%	N 14 km/h	32%
6 PM	24°	22°	0%	N 10 km/h	41%
7 PM	22°	21°	0%	NE 8 km/h	48%

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About Geelong weather

Geelong is in Greater Geelong, Australia at -38.15°, 144.36°. Right now it’s 18° and clear; today’s high is 24° with a 0% chance of rain.

Australia is the world's driest inhabited continent, but its vast size creates climate zones ranging from tropical monsoon in the north to temperate in the southeast and Mediterranean in the southwest. The enormous interior Outback is hot and arid, with some of the most extreme temperatures recorded in the Southern Hemisphere. Australia's isolation in the Southern Hemisphere means its seasons are reversed from the Northern Hemisphere, with summer from December to February.