Toowoomba has a temperate climate with warm summers, cool winters and regular afternoon thunderstorms during the warmer months.

The city sits approximately 700 metres above sea level on the Great Dividing Range, resulting in cooler temperatures throughout the year.

Yes. Frost is relatively common during winter, particularly in June, July and August.

Snow is extremely rare in Toowoomba. While sleet has occasionally been reported in exceptional weather events, snowfall is not considered a normal occurrence.

Toowoomba weather is known for being cooler than much of South East Queensland thanks to the city's elevation on the Great Dividing Range. Whether you're planning your commute, organising an outdoor event or simply deciding what to wear, our live Toowoomba weather forecast helps you stay prepared.

View today's weather, the latest 7 day forecast, hourly conditions and upcoming weather changes for Toowoomba and surrounding suburbs. We also provide helpful information about local weather patterns, seasonal temperatures and links to official weather warnings when severe conditions are expected.

Our live weather forecast updates automatically throughout the day using Open-Meteo weather data. Check the current temperature, rainfall, wind speed, humidity and expected conditions for today before heading out.

Because weather in Toowoomba can change quickly, particularly during storm season, it's worth checking the latest forecast before travelling across the Darling Downs.

Planning ahead? Tomorrow's forecast gives you an early look at expected temperatures, rainfall chances, wind conditions and overnight lows.

Whether you're heading to work, travelling or planning a weekend outing, tomorrow's weather forecast helps you prepare for changing conditions across Toowoomba.

The 7 day Toowoomba weather forecast provides a detailed outlook for the week ahead, including daily maximum and minimum temperatures, rainfall probability, wind conditions and expected weather patterns.

Longer-range forecasts are useful when planning outdoor activities, sporting events, road trips or school holidays throughout the Toowoomba region.

Need more detail? Our hourly Toowoomba weather forecast breaks today's conditions down hour by hour.

Hourly forecasts are particularly useful for:

• Planning outdoor work

• Sporting events

• Photography

• Gardening

• Weddings

• Travel

You can quickly see how temperatures, rainfall and wind are expected to change throughout the day.

Weather radar allows you to monitor approaching rain and storm activity across Toowoomba and the surrounding Darling Downs.

Radar imagery is particularly valuable during Queensland's storm season, helping residents track developing weather systems in near real time.

If severe storms are forecast, always monitor official emergency advice and weather warnings.

Severe weather can develop rapidly across the Darling Downs.

Official weather warnings may include:

• Severe thunderstorms

• Heavy rainfall

• Flash flooding

• Damaging winds

• Heatwave warnings

• Fire weather warnings

Always refer to official emergency services and meteorological authorities for the latest warnings affecting Toowoomba.

Many residents search for BOM Toowoomba weather because the Australian Bureau of Meteorology provides official forecasts, observations and severe weather warnings.

Our forecast offers an easy-to-read alternative powered by Open-Meteo weather data, while official warnings should always be checked through the Bureau of Meteorology during significant weather events.

East Toowoomba generally experiences weather conditions very similar to the rest of the city, although elevation and local topography can create small variations in temperature, fog and rainfall.

Residents in East Toowoomba can use the live forecast above as a reliable guide for current and upcoming conditions.

North Toowoomba shares the same overall climate as central Toowoomba, with cool winter mornings and warm summer afternoons.

Weather conditions remain consistent across the suburb, making the city forecast suitable for most local planning.

Located approximately 700 metres above sea level, Toowoomba enjoys one of Queensland's coolest climates.

The city experiences:

• Warm summers

• Cool winters

• Regular afternoon storms during summer

• Crisp winter mornings

• Comfortable spring and autumn temperatures

Its elevation makes Toowoomba noticeably cooler than Brisbane and many other parts of South East Queensland.

Whether you're visiting the CBD, Queens Park, the university precinct or surrounding suburbs, the weather forecast on this page provides a reliable overview of expected conditions across Toowoomba City.

As weather can vary slightly across higher and lower elevations, always allow for small local differences during rapidly changing conditions.

Forecast accuracy is generally highest within the first few days. Longer-range forecasts provide useful guidance but may change as new weather data becomes available.