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Meadowbrook Weather

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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Oz Insight Lab Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.

Check the live forecast above before heading out – Meadowbrook’s subtropical climate means sudden showers can roll in during summer, so packing a light rain jacket is a wise move even on sunny mornings.

What is the best time to visit Meadowbrook?

April to October delivers the most comfortable conditions – warm days, lower humidity and minimal rain. Summer (December to February) can feel sticky, with frequent afternoon storms, but it’s also the quietest period for meadowbrook golf if you don’t mind a brief downpour.

What should you pack for Meadowbrook weather?

Year-round, bring a mix of light layers and one waterproof layer. Winter lows rarely drop below 8°C, so a hoodie or fleece is enough. Sun protection is non-negotiable – the UV index stays high even on overcast days, especially when comparing to Melbourne weather or Brisbane weather.

ClimateHumid subtropical with wet summers, mild winters
Peak rainfallDecember–February (afternoon storms)
Avg summer max28–32°C (feels warmer with humidity)
Avg winter min8–12°C, frost rare
How accurate is the Meadowbrook weather radar?

The meadowbrook weather radar from the Bureau of Meteorology covers the Logan area well. For live tracking, use the radar loop on the BOM site – it updates every six minutes and shows approaching storms about 30–60 minutes out.

Is Meadowbrook hotter than Brisbane weather?

Meadowbrook sits about 20 km south of Brisbane’s CBD, so temperatures are similar – typically within 1–2°C. However, inland suburbs like Meadowbrook can feel slightly hotter in summer when the sea breeze arrives later.

Does Meadowbrook get severe weather warnings?

Yes – summer storms can bring flash flooding, damaging winds and hail. Always check severe weather warning updates from the BOM, especially if you’re planning outdoor activities around Logan weather zones.