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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Coast Brief Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Toogoolawah’s weather this week is dominated by warm inland days and a moderate chance of afternoon showers, typical for this time of year. Check the live forecast above for the most current conditions.
What drives Toogoolawah’s climate?
Toogoolawah sits in the Brisbane Valley, about 130 kilometres north-west of the capital. Its inland position means summer days are often hotter than Brisbane itself, while winter mornings can be crisp with fog burning off by mid-morning. Rainfall follows a summer-dominant pattern, with thunderstorms common from November to March.
- Summer average max: around 30–34°C; winter daytime highs range 19–23°C
- Annual rainfall near 800 mm, most falling between November and March
- Fog is a frequent winter morning feature due to the valley location
How does Toogoolawah weather compare with Brisbane?
Toogoolawah is typically a few degrees warmer than Brisbane on summer afternoons and cooler overnight in winter. The valley traps heat during the day but loses it quickly after sunset, giving a larger diurnal temperature range. For the latest capital conditions, see Brisbane weather or the broader Australia weather hub.
Where can I find the Toogoolawah weather radar?
The nearest operational radar is at Mt Stapylton, south of Brisbane, covering the valley with some attenuation. For localised storm tracking, check BOM’s radar imagery alongside the live forecast above.
What’s the weather in Toogoolawah for the next 10 days?
The public forecast offers a 7‑day outlook; for a longer view use the weather 10 days page, which provides a trend guide rather than a precise day-by-day prediction.
How reliable is the 14‑day forecast for Toogoolawah?
Extended forecasts beyond 7 days show general trends only, especially in inland Queensland where convective weather is hard to pin down. Always confirm the 14‑day outlook against the official BOM forecast (bom toogoolawah) closer to the date.