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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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North Coogee is currently experiencing conditions as shown in the live forecast above, with temperatures typically ranging 2–4°C cooler than inland Perth due to coastal sea breezes. This coastal suburb sees mild winters and warm summers, with January averages around 30°C and July lows near 8°C.
What is the typical weather pattern for North Coogee?
North Coogee sits along the western edge of the Perth basin, meaning it receives a consistent afternoon sea breeze from the Indian Ocean from late spring through autumn. Summer highs generally sit between 28–34°C, but the Fremantle Doctor often drops the temperature by 5–8°C near the coast by mid-afternoon. Winter brings cooler, wetter conditions with June–August rainfall averaging 85–100 mm per month, driven by cold fronts moving across the southwest. The suburb records roughly 130–140 clear-sky days annually, with morning coastal cloud burning off by midday.
How does the coastal location affect daily conditions?
The proximity to the coast means North Coogee experiences a narrower diurnal temperature range than suburbs further inland. Humidity is moderate year-round, hovering between 55–75% in summer and 65–85% in winter. Swimmers and anglers should note that water temperatures range from 19°C in August to 24°C in February, with southerly swells more common from December to March. The suburb is also exposed to occasional winter storms and strong westerly winds, particularly during June and July.
What is the best time of year to visit North Coogee?
March–May and October–November offer the most comfortable conditions, with daytime highs between 22–28°C, lighter winds and lower rainfall. Summer can be hot but the sea breeze keeps the coast pleasant.
Does North Coogee get much rain compared to Perth city?
North Coogee receives similar annual rainfall to central Perth, around 700–800 mm, but winter fronts often arrive slightly earlier at the coast. Summer thunderstorms are less common here than inland.
Why is the sea breeze stronger at North Coogee than at beaches further north?
The combination of the Fremantle Doctor and the curved coastline near North Coogee funnels the afternoon sea breeze, making it noticeably stronger than at more sheltered northern beaches. This effect peaks between 1pm and 5pm.
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