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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Australia Data 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 the current conditions for Burns Beach, where you can expect a mild Mediterranean climate with warm, dry summers and cool, wet winters. This coastal suburb, just north of Perth, is influenced by the Indian Ocean, bringing reliable sea breezes and pleasant year-round weather for beachgoers and locals alike.
What is the typical weather pattern for Burns Beach?
Burns Beach sits within the City of Joondalup, so its weather mirrors the broader Perth weather patterns. Summers (December–February) see average maximums around 30–35°C, often moderated by an afternoon sea breeze. Winters (June–August) are cooler and wetter, with daytime highs near 18°C and most rain falling between May and September. Spring and autumn offer the most stable conditions, with balmy days and lower humidity.
How does the local wind and swell affect your visit?
Wind speeds are a key factor for Burns Beach – the morning tends to be calm, while afternoon sea breezes (typically from the south-west) pick up to 20–30 km/h. Swells are generally low to moderate, making the beach suitable for swimming when not patrolled. Surfers often head further north for bigger waves. For a detailed Australia weather hub view, you can check hourly wind and swell forecasts.
Is Burns Beach safe for swimming all year round?
Yes, but only during patrol hours (typically November to April). Outside those months, always check live conditions – winter swells can create dangerous rips. See Perth weather for updated lifeguard schedules.
Does Burns Beach get extreme weather?
Very rarely. The most disruptive events are strong cold fronts in winter that bring heavy rain and gusty winds, and summer heatwaves where temperatures can exceed 40°C. Check severe weather warnings for any Bureau alerts.
What time of day is wind strongest at Burns Beach?
Typically from mid-afternoon to early evening, when the sea breeze peaks. If you’re after calmer conditions for kayaking or paddleboarding, aim for a morning visit. Hourly wind details are included in Australia weather hub.