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 remain light until late morning, then pick up from the east southeast, peaking at 19 km/h in the afternoon with gusts up to 33 km/h. Expect winds to drop again towards evening. It will feel slightly warmer than the actual temperature all day due to humidity. The sky will stay partly cloudy throughout the day. There will be no rain.
The ocean will be active with waves reaching 1.7m by evening. Swim conditions are suitable only for strong swimmers. The water temperature is 18.6°C. A spring suit will be comfortable. Surf conditions are active, with waves ranging from waist to chest high. Snorkelers should expect good visibility but strong currents.
Morning will be calm for cycling and running, with winds under 8 km/h. Surfers and snorkelers should take advantage of these conditions. Winds will pick up significantly from late morning, making afternoon unsuitable for cycling or running. Surf conditions will improve slightly as the day progresses, with waves reaching 1.6m at midday and maintaining that height into the afternoon. Kite sports will be possible from late morning onwards, with winds suitable for both intermediate and advanced kiters. Evening will see winds drop again, suitable once more for cycling and running.
Tomorrow will be mostly clear with temperatures similar to today, rising to 29°C. Winds will be lighter, up to 12 km/h gusting 22, coming from varying directions. Waves will reach up to 1.6m from the northwest. Friday will be partly cloudy with a high of 27°C. Winds will increase, up to 23 km/h gusting 41, also from the northwest. Waves will be slightly higher, up to 1.8m. Both days will have high UV, so sun protection is essential.