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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Coast Current 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 for Blackbutt’s conditions today, then consider how the town’s elevation and inland position create a climate distinct from coastal Queensland. This page explains what shapes the weather you see.
What drives Blackbutt’s weather?
Blackbutt sits on the Great Dividing Range at about 400 metres above sea level, roughly halfway between Brisbane and Toowoomba. This elevation means cooler nights and more variable conditions compared with the coast. Summer days can be hot, but humidity is lower than in Brisbane, while winter mornings often see frost in sheltered valleys. The prevailing winds bring most rain from the east and southeast, with a summer-dominant pattern. For a broader picture, check our Australia weather hub and nearby Brisbane Weather for coastal contrasts.
How to use local forecasts and radar
Forecasts for Blackbutt draw on BOM models that account for its elevation. The live forecast above shows a 14-day outlook, but day-to-day confidence drops after about 5 days. For real-time precipitation, the Marburg radar (the closest blackbutt weather radar source) tracks incoming rain bands. You can view the blackbutt weather 14 day forecast for general trends, and the bom radar blackbutt qld page for live data. For conditions in adjacent towns, see toowoomba weather and yarraman weather – they share a similar climate.
Does Blackbutt get frost in winter?
Yes, especially in low-lying areas. Clear, calm nights allow heat to radiate away quickly. Frost is common from June to August, and can affect gardens and crops. Check the live forecast above for minimum temperatures.
How accurate is the 14-day forecast for Blackbutt?
Reliable for broad trends (hotter/cooler or wetter/drier), but day-by-day specifics weaken after a week. Use the blackbutt weather 14 day forecast as a planning guide, and rely on short-term updates for timing.
What is the best source for Blackbutt’s weather radar?
The Bureau of Meteorology’s Marburg radar is the most direct. Type “bom radar blackbutt qld” into your search or visit the BOM website. It covers the South Burnett region and updates every 10 minutes.