Home › Weather › Regents Park Weather
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.
Live data from Open-Meteo · updates automatically ·
The live forecast above shows Regents Park’s current temperature range of 26–30°C with moderate humidity and light southeasterly winds. This confirms a typical humid summer afternoon for this Brisbane suburb, where afternoon showers or storms remain a possibility.
What drives Regents Park’s weather today?
Regents Park, located in Brisbane’s southern growth corridor, sits in a subtropical climate zone. The live forecast indicates a surface trough lingering over southeast Queensland, drawing moisture from the Coral Sea. This pattern often produces patchy cloud and the chance of a brief afternoon shower, especially between 2pm and 5pm. Winds are expected to stay below 20 km/h, keeping conditions relatively still.
What can you expect in the coming days?
The 7‑day outlook from the Bureau of Meteorology suggests a gradual return to drier, sunnier conditions as the trough drifts north. Maximum temperatures will remain in the 28–31°C band, typical for January. Overnight minimums should settle around 19–21°C. For a detailed outlook, check the Brisbane weather page or the Australia weather hub.
Where can I find a Regents Park weather 14 day forecast?
The Bureau of Meteorology provides a 7‑day official outlook, but extended 14‑day forecasts from Weatherzone and Elders offer general trends. For Regents Park, these models suggest a typical summer pattern of warm days with sporadic showers, especially near the coast.
Is there a Regents Park weather radar available?
Yes. The nearest weather radar is the Brisbane (Mount Stapylton) radar, operated by the Bureau of Meteorology. It covers the entire Brisbane metropolitan area including Regents Park, with updates every six minutes.
How does Regents Park weather compare to Melbourne or Sydney weather?
Regents Park is subtropical and humid in summer, while Melbourne weather tends to be cooler and more variable, and Sydney weather is also humid but often influenced by coastal troughs. Regents Park generally sees fewer temperature extremes than either capital.