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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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Mooloolah Valley’s temperature today ranges from the low shown in the live forecast above to the high listed there, with conditions partly cloudy. This mirrors the seasonal shift toward wetter, more humid afternoons typical of the Sunshine Coast hinterland in late spring.
What is the 10-day outlook for Mooloolah Valley?
The live forecast above shows a general trend of 24–30°C for daytime highs over the next 10 days, with overnight lows around 16–20°C. Expect increased shower activity from mid-week as a trough lingers over southeast Queensland. For a broader check, refer to our Australia weather hub or the Bureau of Meteorology’s BOM Mooloolah Valley page.
How does Mooloolah Valley differ from nearby coastal areas?
Being inland, Mooloolah Valley is typically 1–3°C cooler overnight and less exposed to sea breezes than Brisbane weather or Sydney Weather, but afternoon storms can be more intense due to orographic lift over the Blackall Range. In contrast, Mooloolaba and Caloundra experience milder sea-breeze effects. For live radar, check the weather radar Sunshine Coast feed from BOM.
What is the wet season in Mooloolah Valley?
The wet season runs from December to March, with February typically the wettest. Afternoon thunderstorms and tropical moisture from the Coral Sea can bring sudden heavy falls. Check Severe Weather Warning alerts during this period.
How does weather in mooloolah valley 10 days compare to Caloundra?
Caloundra’s coastal position makes it around 1°C warmer at night and less prone to fog. Mooloolah Valley often records lower minimums and more variable wind speeds due to its valley location. Both share the same general seasonal pattern.
Where can I find live weather radar sunshine coast?
BOM’s Maroochydore radar covers Mooloolah Valley and the wider Sunshine Coast. It updates every 6–10 minutes and is ideal for tracking approaching storms. WillyWeather also provides a user-friendly overlay for the region.