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Weather South Toowoomba

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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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Clear skySouth ToowoombaFeels like 4° · Wind 13 km/h · Humidity 88%
UV 6 HighSunrise 06:26Sunset 17:28
Today17°💧0%
Wed🌦️18°💧65%
Thu☀️17°💧34%
Fri☀️18°💧0%
Sat🌦️18°💧41%
Sun18°💧43%
Mon🌦️17°💧45%

Live data from Open-Meteo · updates automatically ·

The live forecast above shows South Toowoomba’s conditions, with a cool morning giving way to a mild afternoon under partly cloudy skies. This elevated location on the Darling Downs typically runs 4–7 °C cooler than Brisbane, with a notable diurnal range year-round.

What drives South Toowoomba’s daily conditions?

South Toowoomba sits at roughly 700 m elevation on the Great Dividing Range, which moderates summer heat and sharpens winter nights. The live forecast above captures today’s particular blend of cloud cover and wind direction — the two main levers on temperature here. Westerly flow tends to bring drier, clearer air, while easterlies draw moisture from the coast, often producing afternoon storms in summer.

How does this compare with Brisbane weather?

South Toowoomba is consistently cooler than Brisbane, especially overnight. Where Brisbane might record a 14 °C minimum in winter, South Toowoomba often drops below 5 °C with frost. Summer maxima sit in the mid-to-high 20s rather than the low 30s. For the broader picture, see our Brisbane weather page and the Australia weather hub.

Elevation~700 m
Summer avg max27 °C
Winter avg min5 °C
Annual rainfall~950 mm
Does South Toowoomba get frost in winter?

Yes. Clear winter nights often drop below 5 °C, producing frost across the plateau. This is a key difference from Brisbane’s coastal climate, where frost is rare.

Is South Toowoomba windier than Brisbane?

Generally yes. The plateau exposure means a steadier breeze, particularly in spring and early summer. The live forecast above shows today’s wind direction and speed, often easterly or westerly depending on the synoptic pattern.

When does South Toowoomba get most of its rain?

Rainfall peaks in summer (December–February) with afternoon thunderstorms. Winter is drier, with occasional cold fronts bringing lighter showers. Annual average is about 950 mm.