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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Coast Pulse Hub Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Expect a mild and partly cloudy day in Toowong today, with a light afternoon shower possible — check the live forecast above for exact timing and wind details.
What’s driving Toowong’s weather today?
The current conditions are shaped by a weak trough lingering over south-east Queensland. That means variable cloud and a brief shower or two, but nothing heavy.
- Morning fog patches may clear by mid-morning around the Brisbane River.
- Humidity sits in the moderate range, making it feel comfortable for outdoor errands.
- Breezes from the north-east keep the afternoon from heating up too much.
How does Toowong compare with nearby suburbs?
Toowong’s riverside location means it can feel slightly cooler than inland suburbs like Indooroopilly, but the difference is usually just a degree or two. For a broader picture, check Brisbane Weather or the Severe Weather Warning page.
- Indooroopilly weather often mirrors Toowong, though the river bend can trap fog longer.
- Toowong weather hourly updates (from the live forecast above) show the best windows for a walk to Mount Coot-tha.
Where can I find the official Toowong weather BOM forecast?
The Bureau of Meteorology provides the authoritative forecast for Toowong. Search “toowong weather bom” on the BOM website or use their mobile app for hourly and seven-day outlooks.
Does the Brisbane River affect Toowong’s weather?
Yes, the river moderates overnight temperatures and can create local fog in calm conditions. It also adds a few extra per cent to humidity compared with suburbs further inland like Kenmore.
Where can I view the Toowong weather radar?
The closest radar is the Mount Stapylton radar (Brisbane). Check the BOM website or “toowong weather radar” in your search. It shows approaching rain bands and storm development.