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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Southern Monitor 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 before you head out. Carindale’s subtropical climate means sudden showers are common, so the radar and hourly data will tell you what the sky is actually doing right now.
What is the weather like in Carindale today?
Carindale sits in Brisbane’s eastern suburbs, so its weather follows the same humid subtropical pattern as the rest of the city. Mornings can be muggy, with afternoon storms forming when the sea breeze pushes inland. The live forecast above shows the current temperature and rain chance — use the carindale weather radar to see if a storm is heading your way.
How much rain has Carindale had recently?
You can check the carindale rainfall last 24 hours on the Bureau’s station data. Summer months often bring 100–150 mm per month, but winter is drier. If you’re planning outdoor work, the carindale weather hourly breakdown in the live panel will show when the next shower is due.
Frequently asked questions
Will it rain in Carindale tomorrow?
Check the carindale weather tomorrow section in the live forecast above. The Bureau of Meteorology updates the 7-day outlook each morning, so you’ll get the most reliable rain probability and wind data for your plans.
Where can I see the Carindale weather radar?
The live forecast above includes a radar loop. For a full view of approaching storms, open the Bureau’s radar page for the Brisbane region. It covers all of south-east Queensland, including Carindale.
How does Carindale compare to other Brisbane suburbs?
Carindale is slightly inland, so it can be a degree or two warmer than coastal suburbs like Wynnum. It also gets less sea-breeze cooling. For a broader picture, see our Brisbane Weather page.