Live AI Coastal Briefing
Today will see temperatures rise steadily from 21°C this morning to 27°C by mid-afternoon before dropping to 24°C this evening. Winds will pick up throughout the day, starting light at 5 km/h from the east early on, increasing to 19 km/h from the southeast by afternoon, then easing slightly to 14 km/h in the late afternoon. Gusts will reach 33 km/h around midday. It will feel slightly cooler than the actual temperature due to the wind. Expect waves to build gradually from 1.4m at 8am to 1.6m by mid-afternoon, maintaining that height into the evening.
The sea will be active with waves reaching waist to chest height all day. Swimming may be challenging due to the wave conditions. Water temperature is 18.6°C. A spring suit will provide comfort. Visibility underwater will be poor due to the surf conditions. Snorkelers should exercise caution.
Morning hours offer calmest conditions for cycling and running, with winds below 8 km/h until 11am. Surfing conditions will improve as the day progresses, with waves building to 1.6m and consistent swell direction from the northwest. Kite sports may be possible from mid-morning onwards as winds increase. High UV levels mean sun protection is essential outdoors. Peak UV is 6 so use SPF 50.
Tomorrow will be mostly clear with temperatures ranging from 21°C to 28°C. Winds will be moderate, up to 12 km/h gusting 22. Waves will reach up to 1.6m from the northwest. Friday will bring partly cloudy skies with similar temperatures but stronger winds, up to 23 km/h gusting 41. Waves will be slightly higher, up to 1.7m from the northwest. Both days will have high UV levels, requiring sun protection.