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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Reef Brief Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Brisbane’s weather is shown in the live forecast above. The city has a subtropical climate with warm humid summers (December to February) and mild dry winters (June to August). Summer maxima average 30°C; winter days hover around 21°C. Rain is spread across the year, often from afternoon thunderstorms.
What is the typical seasonal pattern?
Summer brings high humidity, frequent storms and occasional heatwaves. The brisbane weather year round is defined by wet and dry seasons, with most rain falling from November to March. Winter is sunny and clear, making it a comfortable time for outdoor activities. For a detailed breakdown, check brisbane weather by month averages.
What weather warnings should you watch for?
Severe thunderstorms are common in summer – check brisbane weather warning today updates. Ex-tropical cyclones can also deliver heavy rain and damaging winds. Use the brisbane weather radar to track storms in real time. The live forecast above gives the most current conditions.
Does Brisbane get cyclones?
Direct cyclone hits are rare. However, ex-tropical cyclones from the Coral Sea can sweep through the region, bringing bursts of heavy rain, strong winds and flooding. Always check brisbane weather warning today for alerts.
When is the best time to visit?
Autumn (March to May) and spring (September to November) are ideal – mild temperatures, lower humidity and plenty of sunshine. These shoulder seasons are less prone to storms than summer and still warm enough for beach trips.
How reliable are long-range forecasts?
The 7-day forecast is quite accurate. For longer periods like brisbane weather 14 day or brisbane weather 30 day forecast, treat them as broad trends. The brisbane weather 10 days outlook is a useful middle ground for planning.
For broader Australian conditions, visit our Australia weather hub or compare with Sydney weather. If storms are a concern, see the severe weather warning page.