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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Oz Reviewly Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Gleneagle sits in the Scenic Rim region, roughly 40 kilometres south of Brisbane, so the live forecast above will often reflect a mix of coastal humidity and inland afternoon storms. Expect summer highs near 30°C and winter lows around 5°C.
What defines Gleneagle’s weather patterns?
Gleneagle sits between the Brisbane Valley and the foothills of the Great Dividing Range. This position means it catches both sea breezes from the coast and cooler air draining from the range at night. Summer afternoons frequently bring isolated thunderstorms, while winter mornings can be crisp with fog settling in low-lying areas.
Does Gleneagle get much rain?
Annual rainfall averages around 900–1000 millimetres, with most falling from November to March. Summer storms can drop 30–50 millimetres in an hour, but the region also sees dry spells lasting two to three weeks. The live forecast above will show whether a wet or dry pattern is in play.
How does Gleneagle weather compare to Jimboomba?
Jimboomba is about 10 kilometres north and sits at a similar elevation, so its weather is nearly identical. Both share the same summer storm risk and winter fog, but Gleneagle’s slightly higher ground can mean cooler overnight temperatures.
Is there a reliable way to check Gleneagle weather hourly?
Yes, use the live forecast above or a dedicated weather app. The Bureau of Meteorology provides hourly updates for the Scenic Rim region, which covers Gleneagle and nearby areas like Jimboomba.
Does Gleneagle get severe weather warnings?
It can. Severe thunderstorms and flood warnings are issued by the Bureau of Meteorology when conditions develop. Check the Severe Weather Warning page for current alerts affecting the Scenic Rim.