Live AI Coastal Briefing
The temperature starts at 21°C this morning, feeling similar due to light winds from the north-northeast gusting 6 km/h. It will rise steadily to 28°C by midday, feeling like 27°C with winds picking up from the east-southeast gusting 18 km/h. This afternoon, temperatures remain around 28°C, but winds increase further from the southeast gusting 28 km/h. In the early evening, temperatures hold at 28°C, feeling slightly cooler at 27°C with winds easing to 10 km/h from the southeast gusting 24 km/h. By 8pm, temperatures drop to 26°C, feeling like 27°C with very light winds from the west-northwest gusting 5 km/h.
The ocean is calm with waves at 0.5 metres, ankle-high, and suitable for all swimmers. The water temperature is 18°C, so a spring suit is recommended for comfort. Conditions remain consistent throughout the day, with waves holding steady at 0.5 metres until late afternoon, then increasing slightly to 0.6 metres. The sea remains clear and safe for swimming and snorkelling. Visibility underwater will be good.
Morning winds are light from the north at 4 km/h, ideal for cycling and running. Surfing and snorkelling conditions are excellent with small waves. As the day progresses, winds pick up, peaking this afternoon from the southeast at 15 km/h gusting 28 km/h, which may affect cycling and running routes near the coast. Kite sports may become feasible in the afternoon due to increased wind speeds. Early evening sees winds easing slightly, still suitable for most activities. Apply sunscreen with SPF 50 throughout the day due to high UV levels.
Tomorrow will be mostly clear with temperatures ranging from 20°C to 32°C. Winds will be up to 14 km/h gusting 25 km/h, coming from varying directions. Waves will be up to 0.7 metres from the southeast. The following day will be partly cloudy with temperatures between 19°C and 35°C. Winds will increase significantly, reaching up to 23 km/h gusting 41 km/h from the east. Waves will be up to 0.6 metres from the east. UV levels remain high both days, requiring continued sun protection.