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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Australia Watch Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Brisbane’s weather today, as shown in the live forecast above, reflects the city’s subtropical climate – warm to hot with humidity building through the afternoon. Summer (December–February) is the wet season, bringing daily storms and high dew points, while winter remains mild and dry.
What defines Brisbane’s year-round weather?
Brisbane sits in a humid subtropical zone, meaning summers are hot and humid with afternoon thunderstorms, while winters are mild with clear skies and low humidity. The average summer maximum is around 30°C, and winter highs hover near 22°C. Rainfall is concentrated from November to March, often from short, heavy downpours. For a broader view of how patterns develop, see the Australia Weather hub.
How does the current forecast compare with seasonal norms?
The live forecast above gives the immediate picture. To put it in context, the Bureau of Meteorology notes that Brisbane receives about 1,150 millimetres of rain annually, with January the wettest month. The brisbane weather 7 days outlook and brisbane weather 14 day trend can help you plan ahead, though longer brisbane weather 30 day forecast products are less reliable due to the city’s variable summer pattern. For real-time monitoring, the brisbane weather radar is the best tool to track approaching storms.
When is the wet season in Brisbane?
The wet season runs from November to March. Afternoon thunderstorms and tropical rain bands are common, especially January and February. The brisbane weather warning today page provides alerts for heavy rain or storms.
What is the best month to visit Brisbane for mild weather?
May to August offers mild days (20–23°C), low humidity, and little rain. Nights can be cool (10–15°C). This is also the period with the most sunshine hours, ideal for outdoor activities.
How does Brisbane’s weather compare with Sydney Weather?
Brisbane is warmer year-round and more humid, especially in summer. Sydney has a cooler winter and more evenly spread rainfall. For a coastal comparison, see Melbourne Weather which is drier and more variable.