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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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Plan your fortnight around Toowoomba’s 14-day outlook showing daytime highs of 23–29°C and overnight lows of 11–16°C, with a moderate chance of afternoon thunderstorms developing from later next week. The live forecast above gives Sydney conditions for reference against the Darling Downs pattern.
What temperature range can Toowoomba expect over the next 14 days?
The 14-day forecast for Toowoomba settles around a typical spring pattern: maximums between 23–29°C and minimums of 11–16°C. Early next week looks slightly cooler due to a weak southerly change, then warming again by mid-fortnight. Humidity stays comfortable at 40–60% until any storm activity passes through.
Will there be much rain in Toowoomba this fortnight?
Rainfall is likely on 4–6 of the next 14 days, mostly as brief afternoon showers or thunderstorms building from the west. Accumulated totals of 15–30 mm are typical for this time of year. Mayors Walk and the eastern suburbs usually catch slightly more than the Range’s western side.
How reliable is the toowoomba weather 14 day forecast?
Forecast accuracy for Toowoomba beyond 7 days drops to roughly 50–60% confidence, with day 1–7 far more reliable. Check the 7-day outlook daily and use the 14-day as a trend guide rather than a precise plan.
Is rain likely in the toowoomba weather 14 day forecast bom tomorrow hourly?
The BOM hourly data for tomorrow shows a dry morning with isolated showers possible after 2 pm. Rain chance sits at about 30% for tomorrow, increasing to 50–60% by day 6–8 of the outlook.
How does the toowoomba weather 30 day forecast compare to this 14-day outlook?
The 30-day outlook suggests a warmer-than-average finish to the month, with near-normal rainfall. The first 14 days should be more variable as spring transitions; the second fortnight may settle into steadier warmth.
For broader coverage, see our Australia weather hub or the Brisbane Weather page for regional context. Stay alert for spring storms via our Severe Weather Warning page.