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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Southern Focus 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 heading out in Cannon Hill today — it shows the current conditions and likely changes across the afternoon and evening.
Based on the live forecast above, the morning is shaping up to be the better time for outdoor plans, with any showers or cloud expected to increase later. Keep an eye on the Brisbane weather page for the broader metropolitan outlook.
What should I expect in Cannon Hill today?
Expect a fairly typical Brisbane mix — warm and humid, with a chance of a shower or storm developing as the day goes on.
- Temperatures will sit around the forecast high, with humidity making it feel a few degrees warmer
- Wind tends to ease after midday, so stay alert for sudden changes if a storm forms
- Check the BOM radar Brisbane feed on Weatherzone or the Bureau site for real-time storm movement
Is there any severe weather risk?
There is a low-to-moderate chance of a thunderstorm later today. If a warning is issued, you can see it on our Severe Weather Warning page.
- Keep an eye on the cannon hill weather radar loop to track rain cells
- If storms develop, they may bring heavy rain and gusty winds, but damaging conditions are unlikely today
Where can I see the BOM radar for Cannon Hill?
The BOM radar Brisbane site at Mount Stapylton gives the best coverage for Cannon Hill. You can view it on the Bureau of Meteorology website or via Weatherzone. It updates every 6–10 minutes.
How accurate is the forecast for Cannon Hill?
Short‑term forecasts for Cannon Hill are generally reliable within a few degrees and a 30‑minute window for rain. Check the live forecast above for the latest model runs.
Is Cannon Hill prone to flooding?
Cannon Hill is low‑lying near Bulimba Creek, so heavy downpours can cause localised flash flooding. Always check the bom radar brisbane and the Bureau’s flood warnings during summer storms.