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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Australia Voice Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Longreach’s climate is semi-arid, with the live forecast above showing today’s high and low. Expect hot summers, mild winters, and most rain between November and March. Use the live data to plan outdoor activities, especially in summer when temperatures often exceed 40°C.
What is the typical weather pattern in Longreach?
Longreach has a hot desert climate, with summer highs averaging 36–42°C from December to February. Winters are mild and dry, with June–August highs around 22–25°C and overnight lows near 4–8°C. Most rainfall occurs in short thunderstorms between November and March, with January being the wettest month. The region averages about 450 millimetres of rain annually.
How can I check Longreach weather radar and 10-day forecasts?
For real-time rainfall tracking, use the longreach weather radar via the Bureau of Meteorology website. The radar covers a 128-kilometre radius around Longreach Airport. For planning, check weather in Longreach 10 days on Weatherzone or Elders Weather—both provide reliable outlooks. You can also review longreach rainfall last 7 days from BOM’s observations page.
Where can I find Longreach weather observations?
Visit the Bureau of Meteorology’s observations page for Longreach Airport. It updates every 30 minutes with temperature, wind speed, humidity, and rainfall totals. You can also check longreach weather bom directly for current conditions.
Is Longreach safe to visit in summer?
Yes, but avoid midday heat (11am–3pm). Carry water, wear a hat and sunscreen. Check the live forecast above and the longreach weather elders page for UV alerts. Most public buildings and pools are air-conditioned.
Does Longreach get cyclones?
No. Longreach is inland, far from tropical cyclone paths. Thunderstorms can bring heavy downpours and gusty winds from November to March. For severe storm warnings, see the Severe Weather Warning page.
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