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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Aussie Insightly Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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For Rockhampton this morning, the live forecast above shows the current conditions and today’s outlook. Set on the Fitzroy River not far from the coast, Rockhampton experiences a subtropical climate with hot, humid summers and mild, dry winters; the wet season typically runs from November to March.
What is the weather in Rockhampton today?
Today’s weather in Rockhampton is shaped by the same easterly trade winds that influence much of coastal Queensland. The live forecast above gives the precise temperature, humidity and wind for the day, but expect a pattern of morning sunshine building to afternoon cloud – with a chance of a shower or thunderstorm if the air is moist enough. Local conditions can shift quickly, so the rockhampton weather radar is a handy tool for tracking rain cells moving in from the Coral Sea.
What is the Rockhampton weather forecast for the coming days?
For planning ahead, the rockhampton weather 14 day forecast available on the Bureau of Meteorology site gives a reliable overview of expected temperatures and rain chances. In summer, afternoon storms are common; in winter, clear skies and crisp mornings prevail. You can also check the rockhampton weather 7 day forecast for a tighter outlook, or the rockhampton weather tomorrow page if you need a quick peek at the next 24 hours. For longer-range planning, the rockhampton weather forecast 14 days bom and even a rockhampton weather forecast 21 days or rockhampton weather 30 day forecast are available from specialist sources, though confidence drops beyond a week.
When is the wet season in Rockhampton?
Rockhampton’s wet season runs from November to March, when the monsoon trough and tropical lows can bring heavy rain and thunderstorms. January and February are the wettest months, with average rainfall exceeding 120 mm each.
Does Rockhampton get cyclones?
Yes, the region can be affected by tropical cyclones that form in the Coral Sea, usually between December and April. While direct hits are rare, ex‑cyclones often bring heavy rain and gusty winds, so check the rockhampton weather radar and any severe weather warnings during summer.
What is the best time to visit Rockhampton?
May to September offers the most comfortable weather – mild days around 23–26°C, low humidity, and clear blue skies. Nights can be cool, so pack a jacket. This period avoids the wet season’s heat and rain.