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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Australia Current Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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If you’re heading out in West Busselton today, check the live forecast above first — coastal conditions here can shift quickly with sea breezes, so it pays to know what the afternoon has in store.
What makes West Busselton’s weather different from the town centre?
West Busselton sits closer to the Geographe Bay coastline, which means you often feel a stronger sea breeze earlier in the day. This can drop temperatures a few degrees compared to inland spots, but it also brings higher humidity. The live forecast above gives you the local picture, not just the broader Busselton numbers.
How reliable is the 7-day forecast here?
The busselton weather 7 day forecast gives a solid guide for planning, but West Busselton’s coastal position means day-to-day accuracy is best for the first three days. The live forecast above updates regularly, so it’s your most reliable window into coming conditions, especially if you’re planning beach or outdoor activities.
Does West Busselton get much wind?
Yes, especially in summer. The afternoon sea breeze from Geographe Bay often picks up around midday and can reach 20–30 km/h, which is great for sailing but can surprise visitors on the beach.
Is the water temperature warm enough to swim?
Geographe Bay waters are relatively mild. In summer they sit around 20–23°C, which is comfortable for swimming. Winter drops to roughly 16°C, so only the keenest swimmers head in then.
How does West Busselton compare to weather busselton town centre?
Temperatures are similar, but West Busselton’s coastal exposure means lower daytime highs in summer and slightly cooler nights. The town centre is more sheltered, especially when easterly winds blow.
For the broader picture across the state, head to our Perth Weather page, or check Australia’s weather hub for other regions.