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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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Check the live forecast above before heading out, then plan around Halls Creek’s intense dry-season heat and sudden wet-season storms to stay safe on the road.
What makes Halls Creek’s weather different?
Halls Creek sits in the Kimberley’s semi-arid zone, so you get scorching days even in winter and a short, powerful wet season that can cut off roads.
- Dry season (May–August): clear skies, daytime highs around 28–32°C, nights can dip to 10°C. Perfect for touring but bring layers.
- Wet season (November–March): humidity rises, thunderstorms and monsoonal bursts produce most of the ~550mm annual rain. Flash flooding possible.
- Build-up (September–October): heat intensifies, humidity climbs, storms become more frequent before the wet properly sets in.
How does Halls Creek compare to nearby towns?
It’s generally hotter and drier than Broome weather or Kununurra weather, though more reliable for travel than Fitzroy Crossing weather during the wet.
- Broome gets coastal sea breezes; Halls Creek is inland, so overnight lows are cooler but daytime heat is fiercer.
- Kununurra is wetter and slightly more humid year-round; Halls Creek’s rainfall is more concentrated in the peak wet months.
- Fitzroy Crossing shares a similar pattern but often sees heavier flood events due to the Fitzroy River catchment.
Where can I see live radar for Halls Creek?
The Halls Creek weather radar is not a dedicated site; you can check the BOM radar 512 km Halls Creek composite on the Bureau of Meteorology site for broad storm coverage.
Is Halls Creek weather suitable for a 14-day trip?
A Halls Creek weather 14 day forecast gives a good idea of trends, but in the wet season conditions can shift fast. Always re-check the live forecast above 48 hours before travel.
What’s the best source for bom Halls Creek data?
The Bureau of Meteorology’s Halls Creek station provides official observations. For daily summaries and warnings, use the bom Halls Creek page on bom.gov.au.
For broader conditions across the state, see Australia weather hub or compare with Perth Weather and Adelaide Weather.