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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Southern Pulse Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Kawungan, on the Fraser Coast inland from Hervey Bay, can expect a generally settled day with the live forecast above showing mostly fine conditions and light breezes off the bay. The chance of a stray shower is low.
What is driving Kawungan’s weather today?
A weak ridge of high pressure extending down the Queensland coast is keeping the region stable. This pattern typically delivers morning cloud clearing to sunnier spells, with the sea breeze from Hervey Bay arriving by early afternoon to moderate temperatures near the coast.
How does Kawungan’s location affect its weather?
Sitting just west of the bay and south of the Mary River, Kawungan is slightly more sheltered than coastal Urangan. Inland neighbours like Torbanlea can be a degree or two warmer, while Kawungan benefits from bay breezes that keep humidity from becoming oppressive during summer afternoons.
Does Kawungan get much rain in summer?
Yes, the wet season from December to March brings most of the annual rainfall, often as brief afternoon storms. January averages around 170 mm, but totals vary year to year depending on monsoon troughs and ex-cyclones.
Is it windy in Kawungan?
Trade winds from the southeast blow fairly consistently from October through March, but Kawungan is less exposed than the coast. Gusts rarely exceed 30 km/h in suburban streets, though the open farmland north of town can be breezier.
Should I check a severe weather warning for Kawungan?
If a tropical cyclone or severe storm is forecast for the Wide Bay–Burnett district, the Bureau of Meteorology issues warnings. You can track them live on our Severe Weather Warning page.