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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Aussie Report Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Bicheno’s live forecast above shows the current conditions. Expect mild, changeable weather year-round, with summer highs typically 20–24°C and winter lows 6–10°C. The town’s coastal position means sea breezes and occasional rain can arrive quickly.
What’s the typical weather pattern for Bicheno?
Bicheno sits on Tasmania’s east coast, so its climate is influenced by the Tasman Sea. The Australia weather hub records show that the wind is often from the north-east in summer and swings to the south-west in winter. You’ll see the biggest temperature swings in spring, when daytime highs can climb 8°C in a few hours. Rainfall is spread fairly evenly, though autumn tends to be slightly drier.
How do tides and radar readings help when planning a trip?
Bicheno’s famous blowhole and rock pools are best visited at low tide. Check bicheno tides on the Bureau of Meteorology’s site. For a live picture of approaching rain, the bicheno weather radar from the BOM shows showers moving in from the east. The weather in bicheno 10 days outlook from Elders or Weatherzone is useful for planning walks, diving or fishing.
When is the best time to visit Bicheno?
From January to March sea temperatures are warmest (around 17–19°C) and skies are often clearer. April and May offer calm conditions with fewer crowds. Winter brings good whale-watching but cooler days.
Does Bicheno get much fog?
Morning sea fog happens occasionally in autumn and winter, but it typically burns off by late morning. It rarely affects the bicheno weather 14 day forecast significantly.
How reliable is the BOM forecast for Bicheno?
The bicheno weather bom page updates every 3 hours and uses local weather-station data from nearby Fingal and St Helens. It’s the most trusted source for official warnings and coastal observations.
For broader conditions across the state, see Hobart weather or check severe weather warnings if a front is approaching. You can also compare with Melbourne weather or Sydney weather for east-coast patterns.