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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Australia Pulse Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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The live forecast above shows Gold Coast’s current conditions and today’s range. Expect a maximum of 28–30°C with a 40% chance of a late shower; humidity sits near 70%, making it feel closer to 32°C in the afternoon sun.
What will the Gold Coast weather be like tomorrow and this week?
Tomorrow’s gold coast weather tomorrow brings a similar pattern: partly cloudy, top of 29°C, and a 50% chance of a brief storm by mid-afternoon. For the gold coast weather 7 days, a trough lingers near the coast, keeping afternoon shower chances at 30–60% through Thursday, then clearing to mostly sunny by Friday with highs around 27°C. The gold coast weather 14 days outlook from the Bureau shows a return to stable easterly flow, with daytime temps holding 26–30°C and overnight lows near 20°C.
How does the Gold Coast climate vary by month?
Gold coast weather by month follows a subtropical rhythm: summer (Dec–Feb) averages 28–30°C with high humidity and frequent storms; winter (Jun–Aug) drops to 20–22°C with clear skies and low rain. The gold coast weather 30 days trend for this period indicates above-average humidity but no prolonged wet spell. For a deeper look at seasonal patterns, see our Gold Coast Weather July page.
Where can I see the Gold Coast weather radar?
The gold coast weather radar is available via the Bureau of Meteorology’s Marburg radar (160 km north-west). It covers the Gold Coast region with a 256 km range, updated every 6 minutes.
What’s the 10-day forecast for Gold Coast?
The gold coast weather 10 day forecast shows a gradual drying trend: showers easing after Wednesday, with mostly sunny days from Friday onward. Temperatures stay 26–30°C, and overnight lows around 19–21°C.
Is there a severe weather warning for the Gold Coast?
Check our Severe Weather Warning page for current alerts. As of now, no warnings are active, but a coastal trough may trigger localised storms tomorrow afternoon.