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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Australia Current Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
Kedron’s weather reflects Brisbane’s subtropical rhythm: humid summers with frequent thunderstorms, and mild, dry winters. The live forecast above gives today’s details, but residents know to expect afternoon showers in summer and crisp, sunny winter mornings.
What makes Kedron’s weather distinct?
Kedron sits in Brisbane’s northern suburbs, so its weather mirrors the broader Brisbane weather patterns. The area’s proximity to Moreton Bay moderates extremes, while afternoon sea breezes often arrive in summer. For real-time storm tracking, the bom radar network covers the region. The kedron weather radar shows approaching cells, particularly during the wet season from November to March.
How does the local radar help track storms?
The Bureau of Meteorology’s radar at Mount Stapylton provides detailed coverage for Kedron. By checking the bom kedron radar loop, you can see storm development and movement. This is especially useful for residents in upper kedron weather zones, where hills can affect rainfall intensity.
Does Kedron get severe storms?
Yes – Kedron lies in a storm-prone region, especially from November to March. The bom kedron radar helps monitor storm development. Always check severe weather warnings during summer afternoons.
How does Kedron compare to Redcliffe weather?
Redcliffe weather is influenced more directly by the bay, often a few degrees cooler in summer. Kedron, being inland, can feel more humid before storms arrive.
Where can I find hourly updates?
The kedron weather hourly forecast is available on the Bureau of Meteorology app and website, giving detailed temperature and rain chances for the day ahead.