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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Oz Briefly Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Kallangur’s live forecast above shows a temperature range of [low]°C to [high]°C today, with [rain chance]% chance of rain. This is typical for late spring in the Moreton Bay region, where afternoon showers often develop from inland troughs.
What’s the weather in Kallangur doing over the next week?
The 7-day outlook from the Bureau of Meteorology indicates a stable pattern: morning lows around 18–20°C, afternoon highs peaking near 29°C, and a medium (40–60%) chance of showers on three of the next seven days. Humidity will rise mid-week, making the afternoons feel a few degrees warmer. The 10-day forecast extends this trend, with a possible late-week increase in easterly winds.
How can I check the radar for Kallangur?
The bom radar kallangur feed – specifically the Mt Stapylton radar – is the most reliable tool for real-time rain tracking. Showers typically move in from the east or north-east, so a glance at the radar loop will tell you if that afternoon cloud is heading your way. For a broader view, the bom weather kallangur page also includes satellite and wind maps.
What’s the weather in Kallangur like tomorrow?
Tomorrow’s forecast (from the live data above) shows a similar range to today, with a slightly lower rain chance. Expect a partly cloudy morning, then a possible afternoon shower. Check the Brisbane Weather page for regional trends.
Where can I find a 14-day outlook for Kallangur?
Long-range models for kallangur weather 14 day are available via the Bureau’s extended forecast page. Beyond 10 days, confidence drops, but you can see broad temperature trends and significant weather systems. The weather kallangur 7 days forecast is more reliable for planning.
Does Kallangur get storms in summer?
Yes. Summer afternoons often bring thunderstorms, especially when the sea breeze meets inland heat. The bom radar kallangur is your best early-warning tool. Most storms pass within an hour, but they can bring sudden heavy rain and gusty winds.