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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.
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Moorooka’s live forecast above shows the current temperature, wind and rain chances. As a Brisbane suburb, Moorooka experiences a humid subtropical climate with summer highs averaging 29°C and winter lows around 10°C.
What is the typical climate for Moorooka?
Moorooka sits in Brisbane’s southern suburbs, so its weather mirrors the broader Brisbane weather pattern. Summers (December–February) are hot and humid, with afternoon storms common. Winters (June–August) are mild and dry, with clear mornings and cool evenings. The annual rainfall averages around 1,000 mm, most falling between October and March.
How does today’s forecast compare?
The live forecast above gives the immediate conditions. If it shows a cooler-than-average day, that may be due to a southerly change sweeping through southeast Queensland. For a detailed hourly view, check the Brisbane weather page, which also links to the latest BOM Moorooka observations.
Is rain likely in Moorooka today?
Check the rain probability in the live forecast above. If it shows 30% or higher, carry an umbrella. Storms often develop in the afternoon during summer; the Severe Weather Warning page will alert you to any dangerous systems.
Where can I find Moorooka weather radar?
The BOM’s radar at Stapylton covers the southern Brisbane area, including Moorooka. You can see it on the Bureau of Meteorology website or via the Australia weather hub for radar loops and hourly forecasts.
How does Moorooka compare with Melbourne weather?
Unlike Moorooka’s humid subtropical climate, Melbourne weather is temperate and changeable, with cooler summers and more frequent cold fronts. Moorooka’s winter lows are milder than Melbourne’s, but summer humidity is significantly higher.