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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.
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Mount Low, the coastal suburb north of Townsville, is seeing a typical build-up pattern today: humid and partly cloudy with the chance of a late shower or storm. The live forecast above shows the immediate conditions for this low-lying area between the Bohle River and Cleveland Bay.
What is driving today’s weather for Mount Low?
Mount Low sits on the coastal plain just inland from the bay, so sea breezes often moderate the heat but also feed moisture into the air. The current conditions reflect a moist easterly flow, common for late spring, with the potential for isolated showers developing as the day warms. The live forecast above captures the most likely outcome for your suburb, but remember that storm activity can be patchy this close to the coast.
How does the season affect Mount Low’s outlook?
We are in the build-up to the wet season, which means humidity is rising and afternoon storms become more frequent from now through to March. Mount Low’s position near the Ross River floodplain means heavy rain can cause localised road flooding, especially on the Bruce Highway approach. Keep an eye on the live forecast above for any sudden changes as storms can develop quickly.
Will the live forecast for Mount Low change during the day?
Yes, especially in the build-up season. The Bureau of Meteorology updates its forecasts several times daily, so check back if you are planning outdoor activities later.
Is Mount Low more prone to storms than the city centre?
Not significantly, but its lower elevation near the Bohle River can lead to more localised water pooling after heavy rain compared to higher suburbs like Mount Louisa.
What should I do if a severe storm warning is issued for Mount Low?
Move vehicles and outdoor items to higher ground, stay indoors away from windows, and monitor the live forecast above or the BOM warning page. Avoid driving through floodwaters.
For conditions across the state, visit our Australia weather hub. If you are travelling south, check the Brisbane Weather page for the capital’s outlook.