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Check the live forecast above before you head out in Thorneside today. Conditions can shift quickly with sea breezes off Moreton Bay and summer storms developing inland, so plan around the timing of any rain or wind changes.
What is the typical weather pattern for Thorneside?
Thorneside sits on the southern bay side of Brisbane, so its weather is moderated by the water. Summer days are warm and humid, with afternoon sea breezes that can drop temperatures by a few degrees. Winter is mild and dry, with cool mornings and clear skies. The suburb’s position means it can catch showers from easterly troughs that stall over the bay.
How does the bay influence local conditions?
The bay keeps overnight temperatures a few degrees warmer in winter and creates a local wind pattern. North-easterlies bring humid air in summer, while south-easterlies can push showers onto the coast. If you see a storm approaching from the west, it often weakens as it hits the cooler bay air, but that can also trigger a line of heavy rain along the shore.
What is the postcode for Thorneside?
Thorneside postcode is 4158. The suburb is part of Redland City, about 20 kilometres east of the Brisbane CBD, and sits along the western shore of Moreton Bay.
Where can I check the BOM radar for this area?
The BOM radar at Mount Stapylton (Brisbane) covers Thorneside. Use the Brisbane weather page to find the latest radar loop – it shows rain moving in from the bay or the hinterland.
How does Thorneside weather compare with nearby Capalaba?
Capalaba is just a few kilometres inland and often runs a degree or two warmer on summer afternoons. Thorneside gets more direct sea breeze and slightly higher humidity. Both suburbs share the same storm risk, but Thorneside can see showers linger longer near the coast.