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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Coast Monitor 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 today’s conditions at Peregian Beach. The coastal suburb north of Noosa Heads offers consistent surf and sea breezes, but conditions change quickly. Plan around the tide and wind for the best beach day.
What does the live forecast tell me today?
The live forecast above shows the current temperature, wind speed and direction, and swell height for Peregian Beach. Because the beach faces east-northeast, afternoon sea breezes usually strengthen. Check the wind before swimming or surfing – light offshore winds produce cleaner waves. For a broader view of conditions across southeast Queensland, visit the Brisbane weather page.
How do I get the 10-day outlook and radar?
For weather in Peregian Beach 10 days, use the Bureau of Meteorology’s coastal forecast for the Sunshine Coast. The peregian beach weather radar – accessible via BOM’s Marburg or Maroochydore radar loops – shows approaching rain and storms. Combine radar with the wind map for accurate planning. For all of Australia’s forecasts, see our weather hub.
Is Peregian Beach safe for swimming?
Always check the live forecast and read beach safety signs. Peregian Beach has no permanent lifeguards outside school holidays and public holidays. Swim only at patrolled areas between the red and yellow flags. Rip currents are possible near the rock groyne.
Where can I find the latest Peregian Beach weather radar?
The Bureau of Meteorology provides a radar loop covering the Sunshine Coast and Moreton Bay. Search for ‘Maroochydore radar’ on the BOM site to see storms approaching Peregian Beach. The radar updates every 10 minutes. This is the official bom peregian beach radar source.
How does Peregian Beach weather compare to Noosa weather?
Noosa weather is often slightly more sheltered from southerly winds due to the Noosa National Park headland. Peregian Beach is fully exposed to the open ocean, so swell and wind can be stronger. Check the live forecast for your exact location.