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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Aussie Focus Hub Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
Palm Beach, on the Gold Coast, has a subtropical climate with mild winters and warm, humid summers. The live forecast above shows typical conditions for this stretch of coast, where afternoon sea breezes often moderate the heat.
What drives Palm Beach’s daily weather?
The weather here is shaped by the warm Coral Sea and the prevailing south‑easterly trade winds. Most rainfall arrives in summer via coastal troughs and thunderstorms, while winter brings clear skies and cooler nights. The live forecast above captures the influence of these patterns on today’s conditions.
- Summer (Dec–Feb): average max 28–29°C, high humidity, frequent afternoon storms.
- Winter (Jun–Aug): average max 21–22°C, low humidity, sunny days and cool nights.
- Sea breezes develop most afternoons, dropping temperature by 2–4°C near the shore.
- Rainfall is heaviest from December to March; annual average near 1,400 mm.
Are Palm Beach forecasts accurate for beach and outdoor plans?
Yes, because the Gold Coast’s position under consistent trade winds makes local predictions reliable up to three days ahead. The live forecast above is a good starting point, but always check the Bureau’s latest observations for real‑time wind and rain changes. For surf conditions, add the local swell report from a marine forecast.
When is the best season to visit Palm Beach?
Autumn (March–May) offers warm days, lower humidity, and fewer rain events. Water temperatures remain pleasant (around 24°C) and the tourist crowds thin out after Easter.
Does Palm Beach ever get cyclones?
Direct cyclone landfalls are rare this far south, but ex‑tropical cyclones can bring heavy rain and gusty winds once or twice a decade. Check the severe weather warning page for alerts.
How can I see the latest rain radar for Palm Beach?
The Mount Stapylton radar (BOM) covers the Gold Coast. For the most up‑to‑date imagery, open the bom radar palm beach qld page directly from the Bureau of Meteorology’s site.
Sources
For broader coverage of Queensland conditions, visit our Australia weather hub or the dedicated Brisbane Weather page. Local observations from bom palm beach qld are also available through the Bureau’s mobile site.