Live AI Coastal Briefing
It will be mostly cloudy all day, with temperatures rising to 25°C by mid-afternoon. 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 from the west-northwest. Evening cools to 22°C, with winds maintaining strength. Avoid direct sun exposure between 11am and 3pm.
The ocean offers knee-to-waist-high waves, suitable for experienced surfers seeking fun conditions. Water temperature is 17.3°C, requiring a spring suit. Swimming is possible but expect strong currents typical of this coast. Snorkelers should stay close to shore due to wave action. Always use caution and respect the power of the Atlantic.
Morning is ideal for cycling and running, with calm winds and warm temperatures. Surfing and snorkeling are best before noon, when winds are lighter. As winds increase in the afternoon, conditions become favourable for kite sports. Be mindful of changing wind speeds when planning outdoor activities. The UV index reaches 8, so protect skin and eyes from intense sunlight.
Wednesday brings similar conditions, with temperatures between 20 and 24°C and winds up to 21 km/h gusting 44. Waves increase to 1.2m from the west-northwest. Thursday sees a slight drop in temperature, ranging from 19 to 23°C, with stronger winds up to 23 km/h gusting 49. Waves further increase to 1.6m from the northwest. Both days maintain a very high UV index of 8.