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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Aussie Briefly Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
Augusta’s weather today is shaped by the live forecast above, a cool south-westerly flow off Flinders Bay bringing patchy cloud and moderate sea breezes. The town, tucked where the Blackwood River meets the Southern Ocean, sees this pattern most of the year — mild and changeable, with winter rains and summer sea-fogs.
What’s the typical climate for Augusta?
Augusta sits in a Mediterranean-oceanic transition zone, with wet winters and dry, mild summers. Daily highs in January average around 24°C, while July peaks near 16°C. Rain is most reliable from May to August, often delivered by cold fronts that also drive strong south-westerly winds. The Perth Weather hub shows a similar synoptic pattern, but Augusta’s coastal exposure makes it windier and slightly cooler in summer.
How windy does it get and what about long-range forecasts?
Augusta wind is a defining feature: afternoon summer sea-breezes regularly reach 20–30 km/h, and winter fronts can gust over 50 km/h. For planning, the augusta weather 14 days outlook on BOM gives reliable short-term trends, while augusta weather forecast 30 days is best treated as a broad guide — models lose skill beyond a fortnight. For real-time movement, check the augusta weather radar on Weatherzone to see showers approaching from the west.
When is the best time to visit Augusta for fine weather?
Late spring (Nov–Dec) and early autumn (Mar–Apr) offer the most settled days — less wind than midsummer, with daytime highs around 22–25°C and low rainfall. Winter brings scenic storms but frequent rain.
Does Augusta get any severe weather warnings?
Yes. Strong cold fronts can trigger Severe Weather Warning bulletins for damaging winds and coastal hazard surf. Always check BOM’s warnings before heading to the cape or beaches.
How reliable are extended Augusta forecasts?
The bom augusta 7-day forecast is very reliable; the 14-day outlook is useful for trends. Beyond that, models often shift — use the 30-day as a general climate guide, not a daily plan. Check the radar for short-term timing.