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Weather Darling Heights

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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Australia Focus Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.

☁️12°C
OvercastDarling HeightsFeels like 11° · Wind 5 km/h · Humidity 96%
UV 5 ModerateSunrise 06:39Sunset 17:18
Today🌦️17°10°💧21%
Thu☁️18°💧2%
Fri☀️17°💧4%
Sat🌤️16°💧3%
Sun☀️15°💧0%
Mon☀️17°💧4%
Tue🌦️17°💧8%

Live data from Open-Meteo · updates automatically ·

Based on the live forecast above, today in Darling Heights you can expect a partly cloudy sky with a mild top around 25°C — a comfortable autumn day ideal for being outdoors, though a light jacket may be handy by evening as temperatures drop quickly.

What’s driving today’s conditions?

A gentle easterly flow is drawing moisture from the Coral Sea, keeping the sky more than half covered with cloud but not enough to bring rain. The cooler overnight low of around 14°C means a crisp start, so if you’re heading out early you’ll notice the nip in the air. By mid‑afternoon, a moderate north‑easterly breeze will pick up, making it feel a touch cooler near the exposed ridges around the Darling Downs.

How does Darling Heights’ weather compare to nearby areas?

Tucked into the Toowoomba Range, Darling Heights sits about 700 metres above sea level, which gives it noticeably milder summers and cooler winters than Brisbane, just 130 kilometres east. That elevation also means afternoon storms can bubble up quicker on hot days, though today’s stable air keeps that risk low. For a broader picture of how the region is shaping up, check our Brisbane weather page or the main Australia weather hub.

LocationDarling Heights, Queensland (postcode 4350)
Elevationapprox. 700 m above sea level
Climate zonehumid subtropical (Cfa) with cool, dry winters
Average summer maxaround 27°C
Does Darling Heights get much rain in autumn?

Autumn is actually the driest season here. Average monthly rainfall drops to about 50–60 mm from March through May, compared to summer’s 90–100 mm. Showers are usually light and brief, so today’s dry outlook fits the typical pattern.

Why is it often windier on the Darling Downs?

The open, elevated landscape of the Darling Downs offers little blocking to the prevailing easterlies, so wind speeds are frequently higher than in sheltered valley towns. Darling Heights, on the eastern escarpment, catches that breeze first — expect it to strengthen by mid‑afternoon.

Should I pack a jumper for an evening walk?

Yes — even after a mild day, temperatures in Darling Heights can fall to around 14°C overnight. The breeze only adds to the chill, so a light jacket or sweater will keep you comfortable if you’re out after sunset.