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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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Mungindi’s weather is hot and dry in summer, with January highs often above 35°C, and cool, frosty winters where July nights can drop below 2°C. The live forecast above shows today’s conditions for this border town straddling New South Wales and Queensland.
What does the Mungindi climate look like year‑round?
Mungindi sits in a semi‑arid zone with distinct seasons. Summer (December–February) brings scorching days and occasional thunderstorms. Autumn and spring are mild, with clear skies. Winter (June–August) is dry and cold overnight; frost is common. Average annual rainfall is around 500 mm, mostly falling in summer storms.
How reliable are the 14‑day and radar forecasts?
A Mungindi 14‑day forecast gives a broad trend but becomes less dependable beyond seven days. For short‑term changes, the Mungindi weather radar (part of the Moree radar network) shows rain and storms approaching from the east. Check the live forecast above for the most current update.
Does Mungindi ever flood?
Yes. The Barwon River can overflow after heavy rain upstream. Flooding usually happens in summer. Check the live forecast above and local warnings for current river levels.
What’s the best time to visit for mild weather?
April and October offer the most comfortable days (mid‑20s°C) with lower humidity. Avoid January and February unless you like extreme heat. Many visitors also search for Mungindi accommodation when planning a trip.
How does Mungindi compare to nearby towns?
Moree weather is similar, slightly cooler due to latitude. Inverell weather is wetter and hillier. Goondiwindi weather on the same river is, on average, a degree warmer. For regional context, see Australia weather hub.