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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Oz Monitorly Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Double Island Point currently sees 19–22°C with light SSE winds, as shown in the live forecast above. This pattern delivers mostly clear conditions and a moderate 1.0–1.5 metre southerly swell, ideal for the next few hours of beach activity.
What are the tides and wind patterns today?
Low tide at Double Island Point is around 09:15 with a 0.6 metre reading, followed by a high tide near 15:30 at 1.8 metres. The seabreeze double island point effect typically strengthens from late morning, shifting winds from SSE to ESE at 15–20 km/h, which moderates afternoon temperatures to a pleasant 23–25°C.
How does the 7 and 14 day outlook look?
The 7 day weather forecast double island point shows a stable ridge pattern through Friday, with daytime highs of 24–27°C and overnight lows of 17–19°C. Looking further ahead, the 14 day weather forecast double island point indicates a possible tropical moisture increase from the Coral Sea around day 10–12, raising late-shower chances to 40–50%.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I find double island point weather observations?
Live double island point weather observations are available via the Bureau of Meteorology’s coastal station at Double Island Point Lighthouse, updated every 10 minutes. The live forecast above also reflects integrated readings from that site.
What is the bom double island point marine forecast?
The 14 day marine forecast sunshine coast area includes Double Island Point’s waters, issued by BOM daily at 05:00 AEDT. For Thursday, it predicts 1.0–1.5 m SE swell, winds SE 10–15 knots, and seas below 2.0 m.
Are there reliable double island point tides tables?
Double island point tides are semi-diurnal with two high and two low waters daily. Today’s first low is 0.6 m at 09:15, first high 1.8 m at 15:30. Full monthly tide tables are linked from the BOM site.
For broader conditions, check the Australia weather hub or the Qld Weather page. If you’re heading south, the Gold Coast Weather page offers a similar coastal outlook. Stay informed about any rapid changes via the Severe Weather Warning page.