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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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Check the live forecast above for Mardie Station Airfield before heading out – this remote Pilbara site can shift from still, cloudless heat to sudden dust storms or coastal squalls in summer, so the up‑to‑date reading is your best guide.
What’s the typical weather pattern for Mardie?
Mardie sits about 30 kilometres inland from the Exmouth Gulf coast, on the edge of the Pilbara’s vast spinifex plains. Summer (October–April) brings scorching daytime highs above 40 °C with oppressive humidity when the sea breeze pushes inland. Winters are mild and dry, with clear skies and overnight lows around 10–15 °C. Most of the annual 250–300 mm of rain falls during summer thunderstorms or the occasional tropical low; the region rarely sees prolonged wet spells, but heavy downpours can flood local creek beds.
How does Mardie weather affect travel and work?
Heat stress is the main concern for anyone working on stations or driving the North West Coastal Highway. The Bureau’s severe weather warnings cover extreme heat and fire danger days. For coastal trips to Exmouth or Coral Bay, check the Mardie weather radar for approaching squalls, and always carry extra water – the nearest town services are at Roebourne or Karratha. If you’re tracking conditions across the region, Australia weather hub provides links to Karratha weather and Perth weather for broader context.
How reliable is the Mardie Station Airfield forecast?
The Bureau of Meteorology’s forecast for the airfield is updated every three hours and calibrated against local observations. For real‑time data, check bom mardie observations which show actual temperature, wind and humidity at the site.
Does Mardie get cyclones?
Yes, though direct hits are rare. Tropical cyclones that cross the Pilbara coast can bring heavy rain and damaging winds to the Mardie area, especially between January and March. Always monitor mardie weather radar and BOM warnings during cyclone season.
Where can I find recent Mardie weather observations?
Use the Bureau’s station page for “Mardie” to view temperature, wind speed, pressure and rainfall from the automatic weather station. These mardie weather observations are critical for pilots, graziers and travellers planning a crossing.