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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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Woodford’s weather is defined by its inland subtropical climate, bringing warm, humid summers and cool, dry winters, with conditions often differing from the nearby coast.
What is the typical climate in Woodford?
Woodford sits in the hinterland of south-east Queensland, which gives it a more pronounced seasonal range than Brisbane. Summers are hot and often stormy, while winters are crisp and sunny, with cold mornings.
- Summer (Dec–Feb): Average highs around 29–31°C, lows 18–20°C. Afternoon thunderstorms are common, especially with the afternoon sea breeze.
- Autumn (Mar–May): Warm days, mild nights. Humidity drops, making it a pleasant transition period.
- Winter (Jun–Aug): Average highs 20–22°C, lows can dip to 5–8°C. Frost is possible in low-lying areas.
- Spring (Sep–Nov): Warming up with increasing humidity; storms return by late spring.
How does the live forecast compare to Woodford’s seasonal averages?
Check the live forecast above to see how today’s conditions line up with Woodford’s long-term averages. The radar and hourly details are particularly useful for tracking the afternoon storm risk that defines summer.
For a broader view, our Brisbane Weather page provides a useful coastal comparison, as Woodford’s inland position often means cooler mornings and a later arrival of the sea breeze. For planning ahead, the Weather 10 Days page gives a reliable snapshot of the coming week.
Does Woodford get frost in winter?
Yes, frost is not uncommon in Woodford during winter, particularly in July and August when clear skies and light winds allow temperatures to drop to 2–5°C overnight. Valley floors are most susceptible.
Is Woodford’s weather different from the Sunshine Coast?
Significantly. Woodford is inland and at a slightly higher elevation, so it is generally a few degrees cooler overnight and less humid than coastal spots like Nambour or Caloundra. Summer storms also tend to be more intense inland.
Where can I find the Woodford weather radar?
The Bureau of Meteorology’s radar at Mt Stapylton provides the best coverage for Woodford. You can view it on the BOM website or via the live forecast above, which includes radar imagery for tracking approaching rain and storms.