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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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Woody Point sits on the Redcliffe Peninsula, directly exposed to Moreton Bay. The live forecast above shows today’s conditions, but the real story here is the bay breeze: it shifts the temperature and humidity faster than inland suburbs like Brisbane.
What makes Woody Point’s weather different?
The peninsula juts into Moreton Bay, so a north-easterly sea breeze arrives most afternoons from spring through autumn. This keeps summer highs a few degrees lower than Brisbane city, but it also pushes humidity up. Winter mornings are often clear and still, with fog burning off by mid-morning. The bay moderates overnight lows, so frost is rare.
How do the tides affect conditions?
Low tide exposes wide mudflats along the Woody Point foreshore. On a hot, still afternoon those flats can heat up and create a localised temperature spike near the water’s edge. Conversely, a high tide with a strong onshore wind can bring cooler, salt-laden air inland. For exact times, check woody point tides on our weather hub.
Is Woody Point windier than inner Brisbane?
Yes. The exposed peninsula catches the afternoon sea breeze more directly. Average wind speed is 5–10 km/h stronger than Brisbane’s CBD, especially from November to March. Southerly changes also arrive sooner here.
Does Woody Point get storms from the bay?
Occasionally. Summer thunderstorms can develop over the bay and move onto the peninsula. The severe weather warning page tracks these. Hail is less common than on the western suburbs, but flash flooding from heavy rain is possible.
Where can I see the live radar for this area?
The Bureau of Meteorology’s Brisbane radar at Mt Stapylton covers Woody Point. For woody point weather radar details, check the BOM site directly – the signal can be weak for showers forming east of Moreton Island.