Is February a good time for kitesurfing at Redcliffe – Queens Beach North?
February is one of the best months for kitesurfing at Redcliffe – Queens Beach North. Weather models underestimate the local winds here, so riders usually find more wind than the windy-day count shows. Windy season (local thermal wind), water 27°C (no wetsuit), air 28°C.
Plan your trip to Redcliffe – Queens Beach NorthEvery month at a glance, daily wind and waves from years of weather statistics, photos, videos and local tips.Updated November 2026 · weather data 2022–2026
In short
- Wind: windy season (local thermal wind)
- Water: 27°C, no wetsuit
- Air: 28°C by day, 21°C at night
- Weather: 24 sunny days, 17 rainy days
Windy days: days with at least 2 hours of 15+ knots between 9:00 and 18:00, averaged over recent years. Figures from 5 years of weather data (Open-Meteo).
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Is February a good time for kitesurfing at Redcliffe – Queens Beach North?
February is one of the best months for kitesurfing at Redcliffe – Queens Beach North. Weather models underestimate the local winds here, so riders usually find more wind than the windy-day count shows. Windy season (local thermal wind), water 27°C (no wetsuit), air 28°C.
How warm is the water at Redcliffe – Queens Beach North in February?
About 27°C: no wetsuit.
What is the weather like at Redcliffe – Queens Beach North in February?
Around 28°C by day and 21°C at night, with about 24 sunny and 17 rainy days.
Where else can I go kitesurfing in February?
Within 1,500 km: Noosa – Noosa River (windy season), Wellington Point (windy season) & Melbourne – St Kilda (4 windy days).
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