South Burnett Tourism > Amenities > Weather

Check The Weather When You Visit Us The South Burnett has a very pleasant climate for most of the year. Mid-summer (around January-February) can be hot and mid-winter evenings (around June-July) can be cold - but most other times the weather is beautifully sunny and mild. The South Burnett's weather station is located in Kingaroy at the heart of the region. Rainfall tends to be higher at Blackbutt and Kilkivan where mountain ranges form natural rain catchments. And temperatures at the Bunya Mountains tend to be several degrees lower than reported regional averages due to their elevation. You can obtain current weather information about the South Burnett from any of the links below (all sites appear in new windows):   South Burnett 7 Day Weather Forecast The most recent 7-day weather forecast for the region (updated every 6 hours).   Queensland Bureau of Meteorology Provides forecasts for all of Queensland, along with Queensland's waterways and coastal areas.   Yahoo Australia's Weather Provides forecasts for Kingaroy, the South Burnett's central weather reporting station.   NineMSN's Weather Provides forecasts for Kingaroy as well.   Queensland Fishing Reports Fishing Monthly provide weekly Queensland fishing reports. These often include current fishing reports from Lake Boondooma and Lake Barambah in the South Burnett.   Above: Most of the South Burnett is located 500 metres or more above sea level. It has a semi-alpine, low-humidity climate which is very pleasant all year round (photo courtesy of Clive Lowe)

Blackbutt-Benarkin · Yarraman · Nanango · Bunya Mountains · Kingaroy · Wondai · Proston & Lake Boondooma Murgon & The Bjelke-Petersen Dam · Cherbourg · Goomeri · Kilkivan

You can also find out more about the South Burnett through South Burnett Online and South Burnett Cuisine

Get more information from any of our South Burnett Visitor Information Centres:

NANANGO (07) 4189-9446  ·  KINGAROY (07) 4189-9172  ·  WONDAI (07) 4189-9251  ·  MURGON (07) 4189-9387

Print this page

Email a friend!

Site map

Home page

Top of page