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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Australian Insight Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Busselton enjoys a mild Mediterranean climate, with the live forecast above showing typical conditions for this time of year. The best months for a visit are December through April, when daytime temperatures hover around 26–30°C and the Indian Ocean is calm for swimming.
What is the weather like in Busselton right now?
You can check the latest busselton weather observations and the radar on the Bureau’s site, but generally Busselton sees cool, wet winters (June–August) and warm, dry summers (December–February). Spring and autumn offer pleasant, stable conditions ideal for exploring the Margaret River region or the jetty.
When should I travel to Busselton?
For beach and outdoor activities, the summer school holidays (December–January) are peak season, but temperatures can climb above 30°C. If you prefer milder weather and fewer crowds, autumn (March–April) is excellent. Busselton’s proximity to Perth means it’s a popular weekend destination – you can check the Perth weather for comparison. For a longer outlook, consult the busselton weather 21 day forecast from the Bureau. Light layers, sunscreen, and a rain jacket are wise throughout the year.
Is Busselton windy in summer?
Yes, afternoon sea breezes are common from November to March, often picking up around midday. Morning swimming is usually calm, while the breeze makes afternoons pleasant for sailing and windsurfing.
Where can I find a reliable 7 day forecast for Busselton?
The Bureau of Meteorology (busselton weather bom) and busselton weather elders both provide accurate 7-day and busselton weather 14 days outlooks. Check the live forecast above for current conditions.
Does Busselton get cyclones or severe storms?
Busselton is south of the main tropical cyclone belt, but winter cold fronts can bring heavy rain and strong winds. Always check the severe weather warning page before travelling in winter.