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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Aussie Report Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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New Farm is looking at a high of 28°C with a 60% chance of a shower or storm, mostly light and easing by evening. This is typical late-summer humidity for the Brisbane River suburb, with the live forecast above showing the current temperature and any active rain bands from the nearby Brisbane radar.
What’s driving the humidity and storm chance?
A trough sitting over southeast Queensland is pulling in moist easterly winds off the Coral Sea. This setup often triggers afternoon storms across inner Brisbane suburbs like New Farm, usually between 2pm and 6pm. The bom radar brisbane loop shows patchy showers forming along the river corridor.
How does today compare to the seasonal average?
February in New Farm typically sees highs around 30°C and 10–12 rain days. Today’s 28°C and isolated shower chance sit slightly below the average max, thanks to cloud cover from the trough. Overnight lows near 21°C are standard, with humidity easing after midnight.
What’s the best time to visit New Farm park today?
Morning is the pick, before the afternoon storm chance peaks around 3pm. Humidity will be high by midday, so bring water if you’re heading to the riverwalk or the Powerhouse markets.
Will the new farm weather hourly forecast show big changes?
Yes — the hourly breakdown on the Bureau’s site is useful here. Temperatures stay steady until the afternoon, when a brief drop of 2–3°C often happens if a storm cell passes directly over New Farm.
How does this compare to weather sydney today?
Sydney is also seeing a humid day, but with a coastal trough bringing steadier rain. New Farm’s showers are more hit-and-miss, typical of Brisbane’s summer pattern.
For the broader region, see the Brisbane weather page. For eastern capitals, check weather sydney.