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

☀️16°C
Clear skyCloncurryFeels like 11° · Wind 21 km/h · Humidity 31%
UV 6 HighSunrise 07:11Sunset 18:17
Today🌤️21°💧0%
Mon☁️24°10°💧0%
Tue☁️26°14°💧0%
Wed☁️26°15°💧0%
Thu☀️25°13°💧0%
Fri☀️25°14°💧0%
Sat☀️25°15°💧0%

Live data from Open-Meteo · updates automatically ·

Cloncurry is known for its intense, dry heat — the live forecast above shows just how high temperatures can climb. The best time to visit is during the milder winter months (May to August), when the heat is far more manageable for travel.

What’s the climate really like here?

Cloncurry sits in Queensland’s northwest, squarely in the outback. The climate is semi-arid with two distinct seasons: a sweltering wet season from November to March and a cooler dry season from April to October. Summer temperatures regularly exceed 40°C, with the humidity spiking during the wet season’s occasional storms. Winter days are pleasant, often around 25°C, but nights can drop to single digits. For the most reliable travel conditions, aim for the dry winter period.

When should you plan a trip?

If you’re not a fan of extreme heat, avoid the months from October to March. The sweet spot for exploring is between May and August, when daytime temperatures are comfortable and the sky is clear. This also avoids the school holiday crowds — though Cloncurry is never packed. For a winter escape from the southern chill, this is a solid bet. Check the Australia weather hub for broader timing tips, or Brisbane Weather if you’re travelling via the capital.

Hottest monthJanuary (avg max 38.2°C)
Coolest monthJuly (avg max 24.8°C)
Wettest periodJanuary–March (most rain)
Best pack tipBring a wide-brim hat, long sleeves and sunscreen year-round
Is Cloncurweather really that hot?

Yes. It holds the record for the highest official temperature in Queensland (53.1°C). That was in 1889, but summer days still regularly push past 45°C. Always carry more water than you think you need.

What’s the best way to check the forecast?

Use the bom radar cloncurry feed or cloncurry weather observations from the Bureau of Meteorology. They’re the most accurate for real-time conditions and severe weather alerts.

Does it rain much in winter?

Almost none. Winter is the dry season, so expect clear skies. A weather in cloncurry 10 days or cloncurry weather 14 day forecast will show you just how stable the pattern is.