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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Reef Brief 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 Woorim’s conditions on the Bribie Island ocean side, where the key factor is the afternoon seabreeze that typically builds from 11am. Expect cooler mornings, then a steady south-easterly wind shift that lifts surf and drops temperatures by a few degrees.
What drives Woorim’s daily pattern?
Woorim sits on the exposed eastern coast of Bribie Island, so the prevailing south-easterly trade winds dominate. Mornings are often calm, with light westerlies off the land, but the seabreeze arrives by late morning and strengthens through the afternoon. This pattern makes for reliable surf conditions but also brings higher wind chop, especially on the rising tide. For the most accurate live tracking, check the Brisbane Weather page and the woorim weather radar to see approaching showers or storms moving across Moreton Bay.
When are the best tides for fishing or swimming?
The woorim tides run on a semi-diurnal cycle, with two highs and two lows each day. Low tide exposes wide sandbars and rock pools near the northern end of Woorim Beach, good for wading and collecting pipis. High tide pushes water right up to the dune line, so the narrow beach strip can disappear at the peak. For a woorim weather forecast 14 day outlook, check the Bureau’s coastal waters forecast, which gives a practical guide on wind strength and swell direction day by day.
Does Woorim get hot in summer?
Yes, but the seabreeze keeps it bearable. January averages 29°C, with the ocean breeze usually holding humidity down. On still days, the sand can burn, so bring shoes.
Is the water safe for swimming?
Generally yes, but watch for rips near the northern groyne. Stinger season runs November–May, so wear a stinger suit. The patrolled flags are only on weekends and holidays.
Where can I see the bom woorim data?
Go to the Bureau of Meteorology site and search for Woorim. The coastal waters forecast and the Cape Moreton buoy give real-time wind and wave readings.