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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.
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For the latest conditions at the beach, refer to the live forecast above — the key takeaway for Kirra is that the subtropical climate delivers warm, humid summers and mild winters, with the most reliable surf swells arriving from the south-east between April and September.
What is the typical weather pattern for Kirra?
Kirra sits on the Gold Coast, just south of Coolangatta, so its weather is shaped by the Pacific Ocean. Summer (December to February) brings average maximums around 28°C with afternoon storms, while winter (June to August) sees mild days near 21°C and cooler nights. The water temperature stays swimmable year-round, hovering between 19°C in winter and 27°C in summer.
How does the weather affect surf conditions?
The prevailing south-easterly trade winds create the famous Kirra point break. The best waves typically arrive with a strong southerly swell, which often coincides with a **brisbane weather** trough pushing down the coast. For precise timing, check the **kirra weather 14 day forecast** to spot approaching low-pressure systems, and use the **kirra weather hourly** data to track wind shifts.
What is the water temperature at Kirra Beach?
Sea surface temperatures range from about 19°C in August to 27°C in February. A wetsuit is comfortable in winter, but many locals swim without one year-round.
Is Kirra weather different from the rest of the Gold Coast?
It is nearly identical to nearby **weather in Coolangatta 10 days** forecasts, though Kirra’s exposed southerly aspect can mean slightly stronger onshore breezes and a more direct swell window than beaches further north.
When is the best time to visit Kirra for calm conditions?
Early autumn (March–April) offers warm water, lighter winds and fewer storms, making it ideal for swimming and less crowded surf. For a broader outlook, see our Brisbane Weather page.