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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.
The live forecast above shows North Beach today with temperatures around 17–22°C, light south-westerly winds and mostly sunny conditions. This mild autumn pattern is typical for Perth’s northern suburbs, where sea breezes keep afternoons comfortable.
What will the weather be like at North Beach this week?
Maximums will stay in the low 20s through to Thursday, with a weak trough bringing a 30% chance of a light shower on Wednesday afternoon. Overnight lows drop to 12–14°C. Surf heights around 0.5–1.0 metres, and UV index peaks at 6 (high) between 11 am and 2 pm – sun protection is advised. For broader conditions across the state, check the Perth weather page.
How does North Beach compare to other beaches in the region?
Water temperatures at North Beach sit at about 21°C, similar to nearby Trigg and Scarborough. The beach faces west-northwest, so it catches the afternoon sea breeze earlier than more sheltered bays. If you’re comparing with the south coast, remember that Adelaide weather is often cooler in autumn. For those near North Beach SA, conditions can be quite different – always check local readings.
Is North Beach good for swimming today?
Based on the live forecast, calm winds and 0.5 m swell make swimming safe for most. Check the beach for any rips – surf conditions can change quickly. Always swim between the flags if patrolled.
When is the best time to visit North Beach?
Late morning to early afternoon offers the warmest water and reliable sea breeze. Avoid midday if UV is extreme. Sunset is particularly pleasant, with the sun setting over the Indian Ocean.
Does North Beach have a surf break?
Yes – North Beach has a reef break that works best on a south-west swell. It’s popular with locals, but beginners should stay near the main swimming area. For real-time surf reports, see Australia weather hub.