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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.
Check the live forecast above for today’s highs and lows in Ripley, then plan accordingly: a classic Queensland winter pattern means cool mornings, warm afternoons, and very little rain across the coming days.
What will the temperature feel like today?
The numbers in the live forecast give the air temperature in the shade. In direct sun, particularly during the early afternoon, it can feel 3–5°C warmer. Morning readings near 10–12°C call for a jacket; by mid‑afternoon a light top is fine as the mercury climbs into the low 20s.
Is any rain expected this week?
Ripley sits inland of Brisbane, so it usually escapes the coastal showers. The live forecast shows little to no rainfall over the next 7 days. Any stray cloud will be thin and high, not enough to wet the ground. This is typical for winter in the Ripley QLD area — stable air and a dry westerly flow.
How accurate are the forecast numbers for Ripley?
Bureau of Meteorology data for Ripley weather is drawn from the nearby Amberley station and local models. Day‑ahead temperature forecasts are ±2°C; rain probabilities are reliable under stable winter patterns.
Where can I see the live Ripley weather radar?
The closest BOM radar is at Marburg (Mt Castle). Use the bom ripley page to view 64‑km and 128‑km loops. It picks up light showers but winter usually shows clear skies.
How does Ripley compare to Ipswich weather and Springfield weather?
All three share a similar inland‑subtropical climate. Ripley is slightly higher (approx. 80 m) so early mornings can be 1–2°C cooler than Ipswich or Springfield. Afternoon highs are almost identical.