Home › Weather › Greens Beach Weather
Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Australia Watch Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
Live data from Open-Meteo · updates automatically ·
Greens Beach, in northern Tasmania, has a mild maritime climate where summer highs hover around 21°C and winter lows rarely drop below 5°C. The most useful thing to know is that the prevailing westerly wind can make even a sunny day feel noticeably cooler, so pack a windproof layer regardless of the season.
What is the typical weather pattern at Greens Beach?
Greens Beach sits on the western side of the Tamar River estuary, exposed to the Bass Strait. This position means the weather is strongly influenced by sea breezes and passing cold fronts. Summers are mild and relatively dry, with January being the warmest month. Winters are cool and wetter, with July the coolest month. Frequent west-to-south-westerly winds can bring sudden cloud cover and a sharp wind chill. The live forecast above will show the immediate wind direction and speed, which often matters more than the air temperature here.
How do tides and wind affect conditions at Greens Beach?
Greens Beach has a semi-diurnal tide with a range of about two to three metres. Low tide exposes broad sand flats, while high tide pushes water right up to the dunes. Strong westerly winds can produce choppy conditions, especially in the afternoon. For the safest swimming, check current weather conditions and the local wind forecast. Nearby Bakers Beach (also in the area) is often calmer during northerly winds, while Low Head, just up the coast, has a more exposed surf break. The tide tables for Greens Beach are best seen alongside the live forecast above, as wind and tide together determine the beach’s condition.
Is Greens Beach suitable for swimming year-round?
Generally only from December to March, when water temperatures reach 18–20°C and air temperatures are mild. Outside those months, wetsuits are needed. Check greens beach tides and wind in the live forecast above before entering the water.
How does the weather at Greens Beach compare to Launceston?
Launceston, 45 km inland, is drier and more sheltered, with summer highs about 4°C warmer and less wind. Greens Beach is typically 2–3°C cooler than Launceston due to the sea breeze. For the latest Launceston weather and Hobart weather, see our state hub.
What should visitors know about greens beach tides?
Tides vary about 2.5 m, exposing wide sand flats at low tide. These flats are good for walking but can turn boggy in places. High tide often covers the main swimming area. Check the tide graph alongside the live forecast above for safe timing.