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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Australia Pulse Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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The Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) is the official source for Brisbane weather. The live forecast above shows current conditions; for longer planning, the BOM 7-day forecast and the 128 km radar loop are essential tools. Brisbane’s subtropical climate brings warm temperatures and a summer storm season that often triggers severe weather warnings.
BOM Brisbane radar (128 km) – how to use it
The BOM Brisbane radar at 128 km range provides real-time rainfall echoes. It is the best way to track showers and thunderstorms approaching the city. For the area near the coast, the bom brisbane radar 128 km loop shows movement patterns. Pair it with the BOM forecast for a complete picture.
How far ahead does the BOM forecast go?
The BOM issues official forecasts for 7 days. Many users also search for weather in brisbane 10 days, weather brisbane 14 days, or brisbane weather 21 day forecast bom. While these longer-range outlooks exist on aggregated platforms, the BOM 7-day is the most reliable. For seasonal trends, check the BOM climate outlooks. For a complete overview of Brisbane’s climate and current conditions, see our dedicated Brisbane weather page, or explore other cities on the Australia weather hub.
Where can I see the BOM Brisbane radar in real time?
Go to the BOM website’s radar page, select Brisbane (IDR713) at 128 km range. The loop updates every 6 minutes, showing rainfall intensity and movement. It is also available via the BOM Weather app.
Is the BOM 7-day forecast accurate for Brisbane?
Yes, the BOM’s 7-day forecast has high accuracy for general trends, though exact timing of rain or storms can change. For critical events, check updated warnings and the 128 km radar.
Does BOM provide 14-day or 21-day forecasts for Brisbane?
No, the BOM only issues official 7-day forecasts. Longer-range forecasts from other sites use different models and are less reliable. The BOM’s 7-day is the recommended source for planning.