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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Southern Monitor 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 Gold Coast temperatures for the coming week. Expect a mix of clear days and possible showers, with daytime highs typical for this time of year. The overnight lows will be mild, so plan layers for early mornings.
What’s driving the 7-day outlook?
A slow-moving trough off the coast is influencing the pattern. This brings more cloud and patchy rain midweek, then clearing towards the weekend. The bureau’s models show the heaviest falls likely Wednesday night into Thursday.
For the full two-week picture, check the weather gold coast 14 days page. The bom gold coast 14 day forecast gives a longer view of when the next drier spell might arrive.
What does this mean for your week?
Monday and Tuesday are the pick of the days for outdoor plans. From Wednesday, keep an umbrella handy. The surf will be bumpy during the onshore flow, so swimmers should check conditions. By Saturday, the sun returns.
If you need a longer outlook, the gold coast weather 15 days page helps with forward planning. For the official view, refer to the gold coast weather 7 days bom data from the Bureau.
Will the rain stick around all week?
No. The trough moves east by Friday, clearing skies for the weekend. Showers are most likely Wednesday and Thursday, then a drier south-westerly flow takes over from Friday onwards.
How accurate is the 7-day forecast?
The Bureau of Meteorology’s 7-day outlook is reliable for trends. Day-to-day details, like exact rain timing, become more certain from about day 3. Check the live forecast above for the latest updates.
Is there any severe weather expected?
No severe weather warnings are current for the Gold Coast at this stage. For any changes, monitor the severe weather warning page. Always check local conditions before heading out.