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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Coast Brief Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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The live forecast above shows conditions for Brooms Head today; this page explains how local weather shapes surf, wind, and your trip planning on the NSW North Coast.
What should I expect from Brooms Head weather today?
The live forecast above gives the current temperature, wind, and rain chances. Brooms Head sits on a exposed stretch of coast, so conditions change quickly with passing troughs. Check the wind direction—easterly and northeasterly winds often bring cleaner surf, while southerly winds can create chop.
- Summer highs typically reach 27–30°C, with sea breezes in the afternoon.
- Winter sees mild days around 18–20°C, with cooler south-westerly mornings.
- Rainfall is most consistent from February to May; check the live forecast for hourly details.
- UV levels are high from late spring to early autumn—plan your day accordingly.
What’s the best time for the Brooms Head surf report?
For the most relevant brooms head surf report, combine the live wind data above with the tide table. The headland itself is a peaky beach break that needs the right swell direction and low wind to hold shape.
- Swell from the east or northeast tends to wrap into the bay.
- Best conditions often occur 2–3 hours around low tide.
- Check a dedicated surf forecast for detailed wave heights and intervals.
Can I get a longer outlook for Brooms Head?
A brooms head weather forecast 14 day gives a general trend but is less reliable beyond 7 days. The weather in brooms head 10 days is more useful for trip planning, as models have better accuracy in that window. If you need a brooms head 28 day forecast, treat it as a seasonal guide only—coastal weather patterns shift quickly.
Where can I see the Brooms Head weather radar?
The brooms head weather radar shows rain and storms forming off the coast. The nearest operational radar is at Grafton (about 20 kilometres inland), which covers the Brooms Head area well for rain detection.
Is Brooms Head windier than other nearby beaches?
Yes, Brooms Head is more exposed than sheltered spots like Wooli or Minnie Water. The headland itself can create gusty conditions when a southerly change arrives, so check the wind arrow on the live forecast before heading out.
What clothing should I pack for a week at Brooms Head?
Layer your clothing year-round. Summer needs light gear, a hat, and sunscreen; winter requires a warm jacket for mornings and evenings, plus a windbreaker for coastal walks. Always carry a rain jacket, as showers can arrive suddenly.
Learn more about coastal conditions on our Australia weather hub, or check the weather 10 days page for extended planning. For other major cities, see Sydney Weather and Brisbane Weather.