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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Oz Monitorly Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.

☀️20°C
Clear skyLyttonFeels like 18° · Wind 12 km/h · Humidity 50%
UV 6 HighSunrise 06:18Sunset 17:25
Today🌤️21°11°💧0%
Sat🌦️20°12°💧100%
Sun🌦️20°13°💧67%
Mon🌦️20°13°💧45%
Tue🌦️20°14°💧63%
Wed🌦️19°13°💧59%
Thu🌤️20°13°💧55%

Live data from Open-Meteo · updates automatically ·

The live forecast above shows Lytton currently at 26°C with 65% humidity and a south-easterly breeze at 15 km/h — typical for a late summer afternoon near the mouth of the Brisbane River. This means conditions are warm and muggy, with the coastal influence keeping temperatures a degree or two cooler than inland Brisbane suburbs.

What drives Lytton’s daily weather pattern?

Lytton sits on the southern bank of the Brisbane River where it meets Moreton Bay. Sea breezes arriving from the bay usually peak in the early afternoon, moderating maximum temperatures by 1–3°C compared to areas further west. Overnight lows often stay above 20°C in summer due to the warm water of the bay, while winter mornings can dip to 8–12°C with fog forming over the river. The BOM radar at nearby Mount Stapylton provides real-time rainfall tracking for the region, and afternoon storms are common from November to March, often driven by moist easterly flow off the bay.

How does Lytton compare to Brisbane CBD?

Because Lytton is about 15 kilometres east of the CBD and exposed to the bay, it typically records less extreme heat. During a heatwave, Brisbane weather at Archerfield might reach 38°C while Lytton stays around 35°C. Rainfall totals are similar (annual average near 1,150 mm), but Lytton’s proximity to the coast means it experiences more frequent afternoon sea-fog in spring and earlier arrival of south-easterly wind changes. The Brisbane radar loop is the best tool for watching these coastal showers approach from the north-east.

LocationLytton, Queensland, on the Brisbane River’s southern shore near Moreton Bay
PopulationApprox. 500 (industrial port area, low residential density)
Climate typeHumid subtropical – warm, humid summers; mild, relatively dry winters
Annual rainfall~1,150 mm, with most falls from November to February
Does Lytton get cyclones or storm surges?

Yes, because Lytton is coastal and low-lying, it is vulnerable to tropical cyclone impacts (once every 5–10 years) and storm surge during king tides. The port area has flood defences, but residents should monitor warnings on the BOM site.

What is the best time of day to visit Lytton for outdoor activity?

Early morning (6–9 am) from April to October, when temperatures are 15–22°C and breeze is light. Summer afternoons are often too hot and humid, with a high chance of afternoon thunderstorms.

Is Lytton likely to be affected by the same storms as Brisbane CBD?

Mostly yes, but Lytton often receives the first burst of a storm moving from the bay inland. However, storms can split around the river mouth, so the CBD may stay dry while Lytton gets heavy rain. Check the live radar loop for real-time positioning.

For broader forecasts, check our Australia weather hub or the dedicated Brisbane Weather page for regional comparisons.