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Gold Coast Weather Today
Live rain radar, current conditions, an hour-by-hour outlook and a seven-day forecast for Gold Coast, with original writing about the city's climate from The Daily Gold Coast.
Today's briefing
It's a chilly 14 degrees this morning on the Gold Coast, though it'll feel even cooler at 13 with a brisk 14 kilometre-per-hour wind, and today's shaping up to be a real washout with a 90 per cent chance of rain keeping temperatures stuck between 13 and 19 degrees. Pack a waterproof jacket and embrace your indoor plans, because this wet day isn't one for the beach or a long stroll along the Esplanade. The good news is the weekend's looking considerably brighter, with Saturday reaching 19 degrees and only a 20 per cent chance of rain, before Sunday improves further to 21 degrees with just a 10 per cent chance of showers, so your outdoor plans can probably wait until then.
Common questions
Gold Coast weather FAQ
How often is the Gold Coast weather forecast updated?
- We refresh current conditions and the outlook regularly through the day, so the temperature, hourly strip and rain radar reflect the latest data. The seven-day outlook is recalculated as new model runs come in.
How accurate is the seven-day forecast for Gold Coast?
- The first three to four days are the most reliable. Accuracy tapers over the back half of the week, so treat the far end of the outlook as a guide to the trend rather than a firm promise. For plans in the next day or two, the hourly strip is the most dependable view.
What does "feels like" temperature mean?
- The "feels like", or apparent, temperature blends the air temperature with humidity, wind and sunshine to estimate how the conditions actually feel on your skin. Wind and low humidity make it feel colder than the thermometer reads, while high humidity and strong sun make it feel warmer.
Where does the Gold Coast weather data come from?
- Forecasts and current conditions are sourced from Open-Meteo, which aggregates leading national weather models. Gold Coast coverage is independent and not affiliated with any government weather agency.