Live AI Coastal Briefing
Today will be warm, peaking at 30°C by mid-afternoon. Morning temperatures start at 21°C, feeling like 24°C. Winds are light at first, coming from the northwest at 6 km/h, gusting 12. By late morning, temperatures rise to 26°C, feeling like 27°C, with winds increasing to 10 km/h, gusting 19. Afternoon temperatures reach 28°C, feeling like 30°C, with winds strengthening to 17 km/h, gusting 32. Evening temperatures drop slightly to 27°C, feeling like 28°C, with winds at 20 km/h, gusting 39. Nighttime sees temperatures at 23°C, feeling like 24°C, with winds at 21 km/h, gusting 39. The sky remains partly cloudy throughout the day.
The ocean is calm, with waves at 0.4 metres, ankle-high, ideal for swimming. Water temperature is 17.3°C. A spring suit is recommended for comfort. Swim conditions remain consistent throughout the day, with waves holding steady at 0.4 metres until evening, when they increase slightly to 0.5 metres. Visibility underwater is good. Snorkelers should check local tide times for best conditions.
Wind speeds increase steadily through the day, affecting various activities. Early morning offers the lightest winds at 5 km/h, suitable for all activities. By late morning, winds pick up to 10 km/h, still favourable for cycling and running. Surfing and snorkeling are best before noon. Afternoon winds reach 17 km/h, gusting 32, making conditions more challenging for cycling and running. Evening winds strengthen further to 20 km/h, gusting 39, which may affect kite sports. Protect skin from very high UV levels, especially between 11am and 3pm.
Tomorrow will be similar, with temperatures ranging from 20°C to 27°C. Winds will be stronger, reaching up to 26 km/h, gusting 49. Waves will be slightly higher, up to 0.6 metres from the west-northwest. The following day, temperatures range from 19°C to 28°C. Winds will be slightly lighter than tomorrow, up to 25 km/h, gusting 48. Waves will increase to 0.8 metres from the northwest. Both days will see partly cloudy skies and very high UV levels.