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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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Woombye weather is typically warm and humid in summer with frequent afternoon storms, and mild and dry in winter. The live forecast above shows the current conditions for this Sunshine Coast hinterland town.
What is the typical climate in Woombye?
Woombye sits about 100 metres above sea level, so it is slightly cooler and less humid than the coast. Summer averages around 28°C, with most rain falling between December and March. Winter days are pleasant at 21°C, with cool overnight lows near 7°C. The drier months from June to August are ideal for outdoor work.
How does weather affect local conditions?
Rainfall in Woombye averages 1600 mm per year, often concentrated in short, heavy downpours. This can cause localised flooding on Nambour Connection Road and around the Woombye town centre. Frost is rare but possible in the valley pockets during July. The prevailing south-easterly winds keep the air moving, even on stormy days.
How can I check Woombye weather radar?
You can view live radar on the Bureau of Meteorology website. The nearest radar is at Maroochydore, providing detailed coverage for Woombye and the wider Sunshine Coast region.
What is the Woombye weather forecast for 14 days?
Extended forecasts are available from Weatherzone and Elders Weather. These provide a general trend for the Sunshine Coast hinterland, though accuracy decreases after seven days.
How does West Woombye weather differ?
West Woombye is slightly higher and more exposed to inland winds. It can be 1–2°C cooler at night and tends to receive less coastal cloud cover than the town centre.