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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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Kurrimine Beach weather follows a classic Far North Queensland tropical pattern — warm and humid year-round with the live forecast above showing today’s conditions against the broader seasonal cycle.
What drives the tropical climate here?
Kurrimine Beach sits between the Cassowary Coast and the Coral Sea, giving it consistently high humidity and warmth that shifts between a wet and a dry season.
- Wet season (November–April) brings heavy afternoon showers, high humidity around 75–85%, and average highs of 31–33°C — the monsoon trough and possible tropical lows dominate this period
- Dry season (May–October) is milder and sunnier with lower humidity (60–70%), average highs of 25–28°C, and steady south-east trade winds that keep the coast pleasant
- Water temperatures range from 23°C in July to 29°C in January, so swimming is comfortable all year — check Weather 10 Days for the outlook on beach conditions
- The local microclimate is influenced by the nearby Barnard Islands and the dense rainforest of the Cassowary Coast, which can produce localised showers even in the dry season
How do tides and wind affect your visit?
Tides at Kurrimine Beach are semi-diurnal (two highs and two lows each day), and the wind pattern shifts markedly between seasons, shaping everything from fishing to kayaking.
- Check kurrimine beach tides before heading out — low tide exposes wide sand flats good for walking, while high tide brings the water right up to the foredunes
- During the dry season the south-east trade winds blow 15–25 km/h, ideal for wind-based activities but choppy for small boats on the open water
- The wet season often brings lighter, more variable winds but also the risk of marine wind warnings; mission beach weather and Kurrimine Beach conditions are broadly similar given their proximity
- For hourly wind and swell data, willyweather kurrimine beach pages provide detailed marine forecasts that complement the live forecast above
What is the best time of year to visit Kurrimine Beach?
May to October offers the most reliable weather — lower humidity, less rain, and comfortable daytime temperatures. The wet season (November to April) is hotter and stickier, but the landscape is lush and the waterfalls are flowing.
How do Kurrimine Beach tides work for fishing?
Fishing is best on the run-in tide (two hours before high tide) when baitfish move inshore. The tidal range is around 2–3 metres, so check a local tide chart — low tide can leave boats stranded on sandbanks if you aren’t watching the clock.
Does Kurrimine Beach get cyclones?
Yes, the tropical cyclone season runs November to April. The risk is highest in January and February. Always monitor the Bureau of Meteorology warnings and the cairns weather zone for updates if you’re travelling in those months.