Brisbane's Christmas Day weather to start with showers December 24, 2013 - 6:37PM Early showers are expected to make way for a fine, hot Christmas day in southeast Queensland. It looks like it will be a cloudy Christmas morning with the chance of a few showers that will clear after lunch, according to the Bureau of Meteorology. After that Christmas Day will be fine in Brisbane, and on the Gold and Sunshine coasts. Forecaster Justin de Morton said Brisbane would have a maximum temperature of 30 degrees, while it would be slightly cooler on the Sunshine Coast (29 degrees) and cooler again on the Gold Coast (28 degrees). "There is a chance of a morning shower and then moving into pretty fine, sunny conditions," he said. The showers will be throughout the southeast coast region, probably hanging over from the weather overnight. The showers are more likely on the coastal region south of Redcliffe and down towards the Gold Coast. There is also a chance of storms in Brisbane and both coasts on Boxing Day, he said. "We got the chance of isolated showers and storms during the afternoon," Mr de Morton said. It will also get slightly windier in Brisbane, with wind increasing from 15 to 20km/h on Christmas Day to 20 to 25 km/h on Boxing Day.