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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Coast Pulse Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
Endeavour Hills, in Melbourne’s south-east, currently sits under the conditions shown in the live forecast above – a typical blend of the city’s changeable spring or autumn pattern. Expect mild days, cool nights, and the chance of a passing shower; summer afternoons can spike above 30 °C with north winds, while winter lows hover around 5–6 °C with steady drizzle.
What’s the climate like near Endeavour Hills year‑round?
Endeavour Hills shares Melbourne’s temperate, four‑season rhythm. Summer (December–February) is warm and occasionally hot, with average highs around 26 °C but bursts of 35 °C-plus. Autumn (March–May) brings milder days and crisp evenings – excellent for outdoor activities. Winter (June–August) is cool and damp, with morning fog and frequent rain; July is the wettest month. Spring (September–November) is the most fickle: sunny spells, sudden cool changes, and the occasional thunderstorm.
When should you plan a visit to Endeavour Hills?
For the most comfortable weather, aim for March–April or October–November. Summer school holidays (late December to late January) can be sweltering – pack a hat and water. The July winter school break is chilly but quiet; a light jacket and umbrella are essential. Value‑conscious travellers often pick shoulder seasons: accommodation is cheaper and the weather is still pleasant for walking trails or local markets.
Does it rain a lot in Endeavour Hills?
Endeavour Hills gets about 650 mm of rain a year, spread fairly evenly. Winter and spring tend to be dampest, with steady drizzle and occasional heavy falls. Summer thunderstorms can dump sudden rain, but overall it’s not a soaking climate – just keep an umbrella handy.
What should I pack for a February visit?
February is often the hottest month. Bring light, breathable clothing, a sun hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen. Evenings can cool down, so a light jacket is useful. If you’re attending the Australian Open (late Jan/early Feb), add a water bottle and a small umbrella for sudden showers.
Is Endeavour Hills affected by bushfire risk?
Yes, like much of Melbourne’s outer east‑south‑east, Endeavour Hills sits in a bushfire‑prone area. During extreme fire‑danger days (typically hot, windy summer afternoons) the Bureau issues warnings. Check the live forecast and our severe weather warning page before heading out.
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For more on the region’s patterns, visit our Melbourne Weather page or explore the full Australia weather hub.