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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Coast Pulse Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
Agnes Waters enjoys a subtropical climate with warm, humid summers and mild, dry winters; the best time to visit is from August to November when humidity drops and the water is calm.
What is the typical weather pattern for Agnes Waters?
Summer (December to February) brings average highs around 29–31°C with frequent afternoon showers and high humidity, while winter (June to August) sees mild days of 21–23°C and cool nights dropping to 10–13°C. The live forecast above shows current conditions, but for planning, the dry season from May to October offers the most reliable sunshine and lower rainfall, making it ideal for beach trips and exploring the nearby Great Sandy National Park.
When should I visit and what should I pack?
For a winter escape, June to August delivers pleasant days without the oppressive heat, though you will need a light jacket for evenings. School-holiday periods like the September–October spring break are popular for families, as temperatures sit comfortably in the mid-20s. Pack light cottons and a rain jacket for summer, or layers and sunscreen for winter. Average sea temperatures range from 22°C in winter to 27°C in summer, so swimming is possible year-round.
What is the weather in Agnes Water for the next 10 days?
For the most accurate short-term outlook, refer to the live forecast above or check the Australia weather hub for the weather in Agnes Water 10 days outlook, which updates daily from the Bureau of Meteorology.
Is there a reliable 28 day weather forecast for Agnes Water?
Long-range forecasts, such as a 28 day weather forecast Agnes Water, provide general trends rather than precise daily details. For trip planning, use the BOM weather Agnes Water 7-day predictions and the seasonal outlook for broader patterns.
Can I see the BOM radar for Agnes Water?
The BOM Agnes Water radar is part of the broader weather watch network. You can view radar loops for the Wide Bay and Burnett region via the Bureau’s site, or check Brisbane Weather for regional updates.