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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Southern Pulse Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
Ayr, the cane-farming hub on the Burdekin River delta, is currently seeing conditions typical of the dry season build-up. The live forecast above shows today’s likely high and low; expect mostly clear skies with a light easterly breeze off the Coral Sea, keeping humidity moderate for now.
What is the 14-day outlook for the Burdekin region?
The Burdekin weather 14 day forecast points to a stable pattern through the coming fortnight. Ayr sits inland from the coast at Home Hill, so it misses the direct seabreeze effect that cools towns like Alva Beach. Daytime highs should hover near the seasonal average, with overnight lows dipping into the mid-teens. No significant rain events are on the horizon, though a passing cloud band may brush the area mid-week. For a closer look at broader state conditions, see our Brisbane Weather page.
Where can I check the weather radar for Ayr Qld?
The best tool for tracking incoming showers or storms is the weather radar ayr qld feed from the Bureau of Meteorology’s station at Townsville, about 80 kilometres north. It covers the Burdekin floodplain well, giving you about 30–40 minutes of lead time on any squall line developing over the Coral Sea. For coastal comparisons, visit our Australia weather hub for links to other regional radars.
Does Ayr get cyclones?
Yes, Ayr lies within the cyclone risk zone, typically from December to April. The Burdekin River can flood heavily during these events, so always monitor warnings from the Bureau of Meteorology if a system develops.
Is the Burdekin weather 14 day forecast reliable?
Forecasts beyond 7 days carry lower confidence, especially for rainfall totals. The Burdekin weather 14 day forecast is useful for spotting broad trends—like a dry spell or a heatwave—but check the live forecast above daily for updates.
How does the weather radar Ayr Qld work?
The Townsville radar (call sign MTI) sends out pulses that reflect off rain droplets. The signal shows intensity as colour bands, from light blue (drizzle) to red (heavy rain). It updates every 6–10 minutes, so refresh for the latest picture.