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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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Check the live forecast above before heading out in New Farm today. Conditions can shift quickly along the Brisbane River, so that real-time data is your most reliable guide for planning walks, commutes or outdoor errands.
What is the typical weather pattern for New Farm?
New Farm sits in a river bend, which means it can feel a few degrees cooler than inland Brisbane suburbs due to the breeze off the water. Summer days often reach the low 30s Celsius with afternoon storms. Winter is mild and dry, with overnight lows around 10°C. Humidity is highest from December to February.
Does the river affect New Farm weather locally?
Yes. The Brisbane River moderates temperatures, so New Farm often avoids the extreme heat seen in western suburbs. Morning fog can form over the water in winter, but it usually clears by mid-morning. The river also funnels sea breezes, which can drop the temperature by 3–5°C on hot afternoons.
For broader conditions across the region, check the Brisbane weather page. If you are planning a trip south, weather Sydney updates are useful for comparison. For real-time storm tracking, the severe weather warning page and bom radar brisbane are your best resources.
Does New Farm get storm surges from the river?
Rarely. The river is tidal but storm surge risk is low in New Farm itself. Heavy rain can cause localised flash flooding in low-lying streets near the riverbank, especially during king tides.
What is the best time of day for a walk in New Farm Park?
Early morning (6–8am) is best from October to March to avoid heat and humidity. In winter, mid-afternoon (2–4pm) is pleasant with milder temperatures and good light.
Where can I find new farm weather hourly data?
The live forecast above updates hourly. For more detail, the Bureau of Meteorology website provides new farm weather hourly observations from the nearby Brisbane station.