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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Aussie Wire Hub Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
The Marburg weather radar, operated by the Bureau of Meteorology, provides real-time precipitation tracking for the Brisbane Valley, Ipswich, and surrounding areas. The live radar above shows the 128 km and 256 km loops, useful for monitoring summer storms and winter showers.
What can the Marburg radar tell travellers?
This C-band Doppler radar near Marburg gives a clear picture of rain bands moving in from the coast and the ranges. The bom radar marburg 512 loop covers a broader area across the Darling Downs, while the marburg radar 64km zoom is best for localised storm cells. For those planning a visit in the warmer months (November to March), afternoon thunderstorms are common – the bomb radar marburg 256 loop helps you time outdoor activities. Winter (June–August) is generally dry and mild; a rain jacket is still useful for brief showers.
When should I pack for a trip to Marburg?
School holidays: autumn (April) and spring (September–October) offer stable weather with fewer storms. If you’re after a winter escape, July sees crisp mornings and clear skies – perfect for exploring the Somerset region. Summer heat can be intense, so lightweight clothing and a hat are essential. The marburg weather radar live feed is handy for checking if a storm is heading your way before heading out.
Is the Marburg radar available as a live loop?
Yes, the Bureau of Meteorology provides a marburg weather radar loop updated every 10 minutes. You can view the 64 km, 128 km, 256 km, or 512 km extent from their product page IDR682.
How do I use the radar for driving in south-east Queensland?
Check the marburg radar 64km loop for localised rain near Ipswich or the 128 km view for the Brisbane Valley. If severe storms are forecast, combine it with our Severe Weather Warning page.
Can the Marburg radar detect hail?
Yes, the Doppler capability can indicate hail signatures. Look for high reflectivity cores on the live radar above; deeper reds and purples suggest larger hailstones.