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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.
Check the live forecast above to decide whether you need a jacket before heading out, because Warwick’s elevation on the Southern Downs means mornings can be brisk even when afternoons turn warm.
What makes Warwick’s weather different from Brisbane?
Warwick sits at roughly 477 metres on the Darling Downs, giving it a subtropical highland climate. The air is drier and nights cool more quickly than in the capital. Summer days can reach the low thirties but winter mornings often drop below 3 degrees, with frost common from June to August.
How to get the most from the Warwick forecast
The 7-day outlook above shows the broad shape of the week ahead, useful for planning trips or outdoor work. Switch to the hourly view when you need to time a specific activity around showers or temperature shifts. For longer-range ideas, the 14-day forecast reveals general trends but becomes less reliable after day seven.
Does Warwick get frost?
Yes, frost is common between June and August. Overnight minimums frequently drop to 3 °C or lower. Check the hourly forecast above for that night’s low if you need to protect plants or outdoor pipes.
When is the wettest time of year in Warwick?
The wettest months are December to February, with summer storms bringing most of the annual 700 millimetres. The live forecast above will show any approaching storm activity during this period.
How reliable is a 14-day forecast for Warwick?
A 14-day outlook shows broad temperature and rain trends but accuracy drops significantly after day seven. Use the 7-day and hourly views above for concrete planning, especially around frost or storm risk.
For broader state conditions, see the Brisbane weather page or visit the Australia weather hub. For severe storm updates, check our severe weather warning page.