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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.
Queensland weather warnings today cover severe thunderstorms in the southeast and a cyclone watch for the Coral Sea, with the Bureau of Meteorology issuing multiple alerts. The most urgent is a storm warning south east Queensland today for damaging winds and large hail, while north Qld weather warnings today focus on potential cyclone development.
What are the current Queensland weather warnings?
Four severe thunderstorm warnings are active for the southeast coast, from the Gold Coast to Bundaberg. A cyclone warning for the far north remains in place as a tropical low intensifies near the Coral Sea. No super storm warning for qld today has been issued, but the queensland weather warnings map shows flood watches for several river catchments. For tomorrow, queensland weather warnings tomorrow may expand if the cyclone track shifts south.
How should you prepare during a warning?
During a severe thunderstorm warning, move indoors and stay clear of windows. For a cyclone warning, secure outdoor items and identify your nearest evacuation centre. Check the Weather Warning page for updates and the Weather Radar to track storms in real time.
How do I check Queensland weather warnings today?
Visit the Bureau of Meteorology website for the current queensland weather warnings today map. You can also use the BOM app for push alerts. Radar loops help confirm storm movement for specific regions.
What is a super storm warning for QLD?
“Super storm warning” is not an official BOM term. It is sometimes used in media to describe an unusually intense severe thunderstorm or cyclone. Check official warnings for your area.
Are cyclone warnings the same as storm warnings?
No. Cyclone warnings are issued for tropical cyclones and have longer lead times. Storm warnings cover severe thunderstorms, which are shorter-lived but can produce intense wind, hail and flash flooding.