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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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Mount Low is currently experiencing typical tropical conditions with warm temperatures and moderate humidity, as shown in the live forecast above. The suburb sits in Townsville’s northern growth corridor, where the climate is defined by a distinct wet season from November to April and a dry season the rest of the year.
What makes Mount Low’s weather different from the CBD?
Mount Low is about 15 kilometres north of Townsville’s city centre, so it can feel slightly breezier and a touch cooler on summer afternoons due to its proximity to the coast. The suburb also receives less of the urban heat‑island effect that builds up over the central business district.
When is the best time to visit Mount Low?
May to September brings the dry season: clear skies, lower humidity and daytime temperatures around 23–26°C. This is also when the risk of tropical cyclones and heavy rain is lowest, making it the most comfortable period for outdoor activities.
Does Mount Low get tropical cyclones?
Yes. The region lies in the cyclone belt, and the risk is highest from December to March. Always check the Bureau of Meteorology’s severe weather warnings during the wet season and have a plan ready.
How humid does it feel in summer?
Relative humidity often sits above 70% during January mornings, making the heat feel oppressive. By mid‑afternoon the sea breeze can drop humidity into the 50–60% range, but it still feels sticky.
Is Mount Low’s weather similar to Brisbane’s?
Both are subtropical, but Mount Low is noticeably warmer in winter and has a more pronounced wet‑dry cycle. Brisbane gets more evenly spread rainfall, while Mount Low’s rain is heavily concentrated in summer. See Brisbane weather for comparison.
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