Surfside Weather Conditions
Live weather resources, NOAA buoy data, and marine forecasts for the Surfside Beach, TX area.
Surfside Beach, TX — Brazoria County, Texas Gulf Coast
Austin's Landing is located at 318 Thunder Rd, Freeport, TX 77541 — one block from Surfside Beach. The resources below provide current conditions for planning your visit.
Weather Resources
Weather Radar
Live radar for the Surfside Beach and Gulf Coast area. Track storms and weather systems approaching the coast.
View RadarNOAA Buoy 42019
Real-time sea conditions, wave heights, water temperature, and wind data from NOAA buoy 42019 in the Gulf of Mexico.
View Buoy DataNOAA Buoy 42035
Additional NOAA buoy data for the Gulf of Mexico region. Useful for offshore fishing and boating conditions.
View Buoy DataVirtual Buoy Weather
BuoyWeather virtual buoy data for the Gulf Coast region. Includes wave forecasts and marine weather information.
View Virtual BuoyLatest Buoy Readings
Current buoy readings and latest data for the Surfside Beach area coastal conditions.
View Latest DataQuick Marine Text Forecast
Mobile-friendly marine text forecast for Gulf of Mexico zone GM355. Great for quick trip planning.
View ForecastTravel Planning Tips
Best Time to Visit
Spring (March–May) and Fall (September–November) offer the most comfortable temperatures for RV camping on the Texas Gulf Coast. Summers are hot and humid but great for beach activities.
Hurricane Season
Hurricane season runs June 1 – November 30. Monitor the National Hurricane Center (nhc.noaa.gov) for tropical weather updates. Austin's Landing will notify tenants of any evacuation orders.
Coastal Conditions
Check buoy data before fishing or boating. Wave heights, wind speed, and water temperature all affect safety and fishing success on the Gulf Coast.
Fog & Visibility
Coastal fog is common in winter and early spring mornings. Check visibility conditions before driving or boating in low-light conditions.
Coastal Conditions Information
Surfside Beach Area
Surfside Beach is located on the Brazoria County coast of the Texas Gulf of Mexico. The area experiences warm, humid subtropical climate with hot summers and mild winters. Water temperatures range from the mid-60s°F in winter to the mid-80s°F in summer.
Fishing & Boating Conditions
Check NOAA buoy data before heading out on the water. The Gulf of Mexico can experience rapid weather changes. Always monitor VHF Channel 16 for Coast Guard weather broadcasts and emergency communications.