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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.
Forest Glen, in the Sunshine Coast hinterland west of Buderim, will see a mix of sun and isolated showers today. The live forecast above shows the current temperature and rain chance, a typical pattern for this inland valley as the spring transition nudges daytime highs upward.
What is the typical weather pattern for Forest Glen?
Sitting between the coast and the Blackall Range, Forest Glen experiences a subtropical climate with mild, dry winters and warm, humid summers. The area often traps morning fog in the lower-lying sections, which usually clears by late morning. Summer afternoons can bring sharp, short storms moving inland from the coast, while winter nights regularly dip into single digits.
How does Forest Glen compare to nearby Noosa or Beerwah?
Forest Glen is cooler overnight than coastal Noosa due to its higher elevation and lack of sea breeze. Compared to Beerwah, further west and closer to the Glass House Mountains, Forest Glen receives slightly more annual rainfall—a trend visible on the BOM radar during summer troughs. Gympie, an hour north, runs consistently hotter in all seasons.
Where can I check the BOM radar for Forest Glen?
The Bureau of Meteorology radar at Gympie and Marburg both cover Forest Glen. The Marburg radar (near Ipswich) is best for tracking storms approaching from the south-west, while the Gympie radar catches coastal and range activity.
Is Forest Glen prone to flooding?
Localised flash flooding occurs in low-lying parts near Petrie Creek during intense summer downpours, but the valley drainage is generally efficient. Check the live forecast above and the BOM flood warnings if heavy rain persists for more than six hours.
What is the best time of year to visit Forest Glen?
Autumn (March to May) offers dry, sunny days with mild nights, ideal for walking in the neighbouring Mary Cairncross Reserve. Spring (September to November) is similar but windier. Summer is humid and rainy; winter is crisp and clear, with very few visitors.
For broader conditions across the Sunshine Coast region, see our Brisbane Weather page, or check the Severe Weather Warning page for storm alerts. Readers tracking conditions further north can consult Australia Weather for state-wide outlooks, plus local updates on noosa weather and gympie weather.