Live AI Coastal Briefing
Today will be partly cloudy. Morning temperatures start at 21°C, feeling like 24°C. Winds are light at 7 km/h from the northwest, gusting 12. Waves are 0.7m at 7 seconds from west-northwest. By late morning, temperatures rise to 26°C, feeling like 28°C. Winds increase to 12 km/h from the northwest, gusting 23. Waves decrease slightly to 0.6m at 7 seconds from west-northwest. Afternoon temperatures peak at 28°C, feeling like 30°C. Winds strengthen to 19 km/h from the northwest, gusting 35. Waves remain steady at 0.6m but shorten to 6 seconds from west-northwest. Evening temperatures drop to 27°C, feeling like 28°C. Winds maintain at 21 km/h from the northwest, gusting 38. Waves return to 0.7m at 6 seconds from west-northwest. Nighttime sees temperatures at 23°C, with winds consistent at 21 km/h from the northwest, gusting 39. Waves stay at 0.7m at 6 seconds from west-northwest.
The sea offers fun conditions with waves knee to waist high. Swimming is suitable for all levels. Water temperature is 17.1°C. A spring suit is recommended for comfort. Visibility underwater is good. Snorkelers should check local tide times for best conditions. Divers should note that water remains cool year-round.
For activities, morning winds are light at 5 km/h from the northwest, ideal for cycling and running. Surfing and snorkeling conditions are fun with waves knee to waist high. Avoid direct sun exposure between 11am and 3pm due to very high UV. As the day progresses, winds increase, peaking at 19 km/h in the afternoon, suitable for kite sports. Evening winds remain strong at 21 km/h, continuing to support kite sports.
Tomorrow will be partly cloudy with temperatures ranging from 20 to 27°C. Winds will be up to 27 km/h, gusting 50. No rain is expected. UV will be very high. Waves will be up to 1.0m from west-northwest. The following day will also be partly cloudy with temperatures from 19 to 27°C. Winds will increase slightly to 28 km/h, gusting 52. No rain is expected. UV will remain very high. Waves will build to up to 1.3m from northwest.