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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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Cashmere, the leafy riverside suburb in Brisbane’s inner-northeast, is looking at a mild and largely fine day according to the live forecast above, with temperatures staying comfortable as a weak trough brushes the region.
What’s driving Cashmere’s weather today?
The live forecast above shows a gentle south-easterly airflow keeping humidity in check, typical for this time of year. Cashmere sits on the Brisbane River and is sheltered by the nearby Taylor Range, which can nudge cloud cover across the suburb during the afternoon. The cashmere temperature will peak in the low-to-mid twenties, with a light breeze making it feel pleasant for outdoor plans. For those checking the cashmere weather hourly, expect the warmest stretch between midday and 3pm.
What about the week ahead?
The pattern stays settled for the next few days, with no major rain systems expected. If you’re after a closer look at the region, the bom cashmere observations and the cashmere weather radar from the nearby Mount Stapylton station are the best tools to track any late-shower development. For broader conditions, check the Brisbane Weather page or the Australia weather hub for state-wide updates.
Does Cashmere get afternoon storms in summer?
Yes, the suburb’s position near the Taylor Range can trigger convective storms on humid afternoons, especially from November to February. The weatherzone cashmere feed is handy for real-time lightning and radar updates.
How accurate is the live forecast for Cashmere?
The live forecast above draws on Bureau of Meteorology data and local models, giving a reliable 3–5 day outlook. For minute-by-minute conditions, the cashmere weather radar at Mount Stapylton is your best bet.
What’s the best time to visit Cashmere’s riverside parks?
Early mornings and late afternoons are ideal, as the midday sun can be strong. Check the cashmere weather hourly for wind and UV details before heading to the riverfront reserves.