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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Aussie Briefly Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Brisbane’s subtropical climate means warm, humid summers and mild, dry winters, with the live forecast above showing today’s conditions for the river city. Nearby Moreton Bay and the inland ranges shape local weather, making coastal suburbs slightly cooler on summer afternoons.
What’s the outlook for the next week?
The brisbane weather 7 days forecast from the live data above shows a typical pattern of morning showers and afternoon sun in summer, or clear skies in winter. For a longer view, the brisbane weather 10 days and brisbane weather 14 day outlooks help plan ahead, especially during storm season from October to March.
When does Brisbane get its wet season?
Most rain falls between November and March, often from afternoon thunderstorms or east-coast lows. The brisbane weather radar is essential for tracking these systems in real time. The city averages about 1,150 millimetres annually, with January the wettest month and August the driest.
Does Brisbane ever get cyclones?
Direct cyclone hits are rare, but ex‑tropical cyclones can bring heavy rain and gusty winds, especially in January and February. The Bureau of Meteorology issues brisbane weather warning today alerts when these systems approach.
How humid is Brisbane in summer?
Humidity often sits between 60–80% in January, making the heat feel more oppressive. Coastal breezes help, but inland suburbs can be stickier. Check the brisbane weather 30 day forecast for humidity trends during February.
What is the best month to visit Brisbane?
May to September offers mild days and low humidity, ideal for outdoor activities. The brisbane weather by month tables show July as the coolest month, while brisbane weather year round averages highlight spring as a sweet spot.
For more Australian conditions, visit our Australia weather hub. If a storm threat is active, check the latest severe weather warning page.