Live AI Coastal Briefing
It will be mostly cloudy all day, with temperatures rising to 25°C by mid-afternoon before falling back to 22°C this evening. Morning starts mild at 20°C but feels warmer. Winds remain light until late afternoon, when they pick up to 15 km/h from the northwest, gusting over 30 km/h. Expect waves around 0.7m throughout the day, coming in at seven seconds from the west-northwest. It will feel warmest around 2pm, with temperatures peaking at 25°C. Evening cools to 22°C, with winds maintaining their strength.
The ocean offers fun conditions today, with waves around knee to waist high. Swimming is suitable for confident swimmers. Water temperature is 17.3°C. A spring suit will keep you comfortable. Be aware of strong currents and undertows typical of this coast. Surf conditions are good for experienced surfers seeking smaller waves. Snorkelers should expect reasonable visibility but may experience some surge.
Morning is ideal for cycling and running, with calm winds and mild temperatures. Surfers and snorkelers should head out early while winds remain light. Kite sports are not advised due to low wind speeds. From late afternoon, stronger winds make conditions less favourable for cycling and running. Surfers may find conditions more challenging as winds increase. Avoid direct sunlight between 11am and 3pm due to very high UV levels.
Tomorrow will see similar temperatures, ranging from 20°C to 24°C, under partly cloudy skies. Winds will be stronger, reaching up to 21 km/h and gusting over 40 km/h. Waves will increase to up to 1.2m from the west-northwest. The following day will be slightly cooler, with temperatures between 19°C and 23°C. Expect even stronger winds, up to 23 km/h and gusting nearly 50 km/h. Waves will build further to up to 1.6m from the northwest. Both days maintain very high UV levels.