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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Southern Focus 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 captures Currumbin’s current conditions – expect a humid subtropical day with passing showers and a sea breeze, typical of the Gold Coast hinterland’s coastal fringe.
What will Currumbin weather look like tomorrow?
The currumbin weather tomorrow follows a similar pattern: morning showers clearing to partial sun, with light easterly winds and temperatures near the seasonal average.
- Shower chance around 50%, highest before noon
- Wind: east to southeasterly, 15–25 km/h
- UV index high – protection needed from 9am to 3pm
- Swim conditions: small swell, water temperature mild
Where do I find the longest-range forecast for Currumbin?
For a currumbin weather 14 day forecast and beyond, the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) provides updated outlooks, while the 30-day forecast is a guidance tool only, useful for planning but less reliable than weekly models.
- BOM: official 7-day plus 14-day trend
- Weatherzone: hourly and 14-day forecasts
- Elders: 30-day rainfall and temperature outlook
- Currumbin weather hourly data is best sourced from the nearest BOM station at Coolangatta Airport
Is there a Currumbin weather radar available?
Yes – the currumbin weather radar is part of the BOM network at Mt Stapylton, covering the Gold Coast region. It updates every 6 minutes and shows rain intensity moving across the hinterland and coast.
How does Currumbin’s weather compare to Surfers Paradise?
Currumbin is slightly further south and closer to the border, so it can be a degree cooler and windier than Surfers Paradise. Rain patterns are similar, but Currumbin often sees lighter afternoon sea breezes due to its more exposed creek mouth.
What is the best time to visit Currumbin for fine weather?
Autumn (March–May) offers the most stable weather – lower humidity, minimal rain, and sea temperatures still warm. Spring (September–November) is also good but can have stronger easterly winds. Summer is hot and humid with frequent storms.
Sources
For broader Gold Coast conditions, see our Brisbane Weather page and the national Australia Weather Hub.