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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Aussie Focus Hub Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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The live forecast above suggests Brisbane will see a mix of warm days and possible showers over the next 14 days, with temperatures typically ranging from 19°C to 31°C. The most useful fact is that after the first few settled days, a trough may bring afternoon storms from mid-week.
What is the 14-day outlook for Brisbane’s temperature and rain?
For the next fortnight, expect typical late-summer conditions: humid mornings, building heat, and a chance of afternoon storms on several days.
- Days 1–5: Mostly fine with light winds; highs around 29–31°C, lows near 20–22°C. Isolated showers possible later in the period.
- Days 6–10: A weak trough increases storm potential, especially inland. Temperatures dip slightly to 27–30°C, humidity remains high.
- Days 11–14: Drier south-easterly flow may return, clearing most showers. Maximums settle at about 28–30°C with cooler nights around 18–20°C.
For a wider view, check our Brisbane weather hub or the Australia weather centre for state-wide trends.
How does this compare to longer-term forecasts?
The 14-day outlook is more reliable than a 21 or 30-day forecast, as model uncertainty grows after 10 days. For planning, the weather in brisbane 10 days is the most reliable guide, while a brisbane weather 30 day forecast or brisbane weather 30 day forecast bom gives only broad seasonal trends. If you need hour-by-hour detail, see weather brisbane 14 days hourly on the live above; all readings here are in weather brisbane 14 days celsius.
Will the 14-day forecast change much?
Yes, especially after day 7. The Bureau of Meteorology updates its outlook daily, so check back for revised timing of storms or shifts in temperature. The brisbane weather 21 day forecast is even more fluid.
Is AccuWeather more accurate for Brisbane 14 days?
No single source is best. For Australian conditions, the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) is the official provider. Sites like weather brisbane 14 days accuweather use global models that can misread local coastal effects.
What’s the best time of day to check the 14-day forecast?
Late morning, after the BOM update (around 10am AEST). This gives you the freshest model runs and any new severe weather warnings — see our severe weather warning page for active alerts.