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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Down Under Brief Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Gympie’s sky is set to reflect the live forecast above, with a mix of sun and cloud driving temperatures into the mid‑twenties. The main feature is a gentle south‑easterly breeze that will keep humidity in check through the morning, though an afternoon shower can’t be ruled out for the Mary River valley.
What’s the week ahead looking like?
The 7‑day weather forecast for Gympie shows a classic late‑summer pattern: building humidity with a low‑pressure trough drifting in from the Coral Sea. Expect highs around 28–30 °C through to Thursday, then a slight dip on Friday as a weak southerly change arrives. Overnight lows will hover near 18 °C. For a longer view, the weather in Gympie for 10 days and the 14‑day weather forecast for Gympie both point to a return of shower activity by next weekend.
Will there be any storms or heavy falls?
Isolated thunder is possible inland on Wednesday, but the BOM Gympie forecast shows a low risk of severe activity. The weather Gympie radar currently indicates a band of light showers passing to the north. If you’re planning for tomorrow, the weather in Gympie tomorrow looks mainly fine with just a 20% shower chance.
How reliable is the BOM Gympie forecast?
The Bureau of Meteorology’s model for Gympie typically scores above 80% accuracy for 24‑hour forecasts, dropping to about 70% on day 3. Local topography near the Mary River can cause slight temperature variations.
Where can I find the latest Gympie radar?
The weather Gympie radar from the BOM’s Maroochydore station covers the region. It updates every 10 minutes and is the best tool for tracking approaching showers during the wet season.
Is Elders Weather a good alternative for Gympie?
Elders Weather Gympie provides a tailored 7‑day outlook that aligns closely with the BOM’s synoptic chart, but it uses a different ensemble model. Many locals cross‑check both for the most reliable picture.
For broader state conditions, check our Australia weather hub or the Brisbane Weather page. Stay up to date with any developing heat troughs via our Severe Weather Warning page.