Marburg radar loop
The Bureau's Brisbane (Marburg) weather radar (IDR50) sits at Marburg. Open its official loop at 64 km · 128 km · 256 km · 512 km, or play the classic-style loop below, centred on the radar. Nearest town forecast: Brisbane.
Distance rings are measured from your selected location. Transparent areas may be dry or outside coverage. Colours are not a calibrated rainfall measurement.
Official Brisbane (Marburg) radar loops
The Bureau of Meteorology still publishes the classic loops for this radar on reg.bom.gov.au, at each range it offers:
The classic-style loop above is centred on the radar site, so its distance rings line up with the station's range: its view widths match the Bureau's loop ranges.
About the Brisbane (Marburg) radar
- Site: Marburg (27.61° S, 152.54° E).
- Radar: Meteor 1700SDP (S-band, Doppler and Dual Pol enabled).
- Coverage notes, including known blind spots and false echoes, are on the Bureau's Queensland radar information page.
Towns this radar covers
| Town (7-day forecast) | From the radar | Atmosphr radar |
|---|---|---|
| Brisbane | 50 km east | Radar centred on Brisbane |
| Toowoomba | 58 km west | Radar centred on Toowoomba |
| Gold Coast | 96 km south-east | Radar centred on Gold Coast |
| Sunshine Coast | 119 km north-east | Radar centred on Sunshine Coast |
Further out, between 128 and 256 km: Lismore (152 km south-east), Gympie (158 km north). Radar beams climb with distance, so light rain far from the radar can be missed.
Nearest other radars
If this radar is offline or a storm sits at the edge of its range, the nearest other Bureau radars are:
- Toowoomba, 66 km north-west: 64 km · 128 km · 256 km · 512 km · Atmosphr page
- Brisbane (Mt Stapylton), 70 km east: 64 km · 128 km · 256 km · 512 km · Atmosphr page
- Gympie (Mt Kanigan), 184 km north: 64 km · 128 km · 256 km · 512 km · Atmosphr page
- Grafton, 227 km south: 128 km · 256 km · 512 km · Atmosphr page
Looking for the old BOM radar?
Atmosphr's classic-style loop above is independent of the Bureau of Meteorology. Its imagery is a historical composite supplied through RainViewer, not this station's own product: for the station's own imagery, use the official loops linked above. See every Bureau radar loop by state.