Redland Bay Weather Forecast & Warnings (4165)

Southern Moreton Bay Climate

Redland Bay occupies a unique geographic position within the Redland City local government area. Situated on the western shores of Moreton Bay, the local weather is heavily influenced by its proximity to the water and the various bay islands. This maritime influence typically results in slightly milder temperatures compared to Brisbane's inland western suburbs, with sea breezes often providing relief during the height of the Queensland summer.

Seasonal Patterns and Rainfall

The region follows a humid subtropical climate pattern. Summer months are characterised by higher humidity and the potential for significant rainfall, often delivered via afternoon thunderstorms that track across the Scenic Rim towards the coast. These storms can bring heavy falls and occasional gusty winds. During the winter months, Redland Bay experiences a drier period with clear skies and mild daytime temperatures, though overnight minimums can drop when south-westerly winds prevail.

Coastal Weather Risks

Being a coastal suburb in South East Queensland, Redland Bay is susceptible to the impacts of East Coast Lows. These systems can bring prolonged periods of heavy rain, gale-force winds, and increased tidal surges along the foreshore. While the bay islands provide some protection from direct ocean swells, residents still monitor these systems closely for potential localised flooding and coastal erosion. During the spring and summer months, the region also keeps a watch on tropical cyclones tracking south, which can influence local rainfall patterns even if the systems remain well offshore.