Live AI Coastal Briefing
Today will be partly cloudy. Morning temperatures start at 21°C, feeling like 22°C. Winds are light from the north-northeast, gusting briefly to 8 km/h. Waves are 1.4m at 13 seconds from the northwest. By late morning, temperatures rise to 27°C, but feel cooler at 26°C due to increasing winds from the east-southeast, gusting to 25 km/h. Waves build slightly to 1.5m. Afternoon temperatures peak at 27°C, matching the feels-like temperature. Winds strengthen further from the southeast, gusting to 33 km/h. Waves reach 1.6m at 13 seconds. Evening temperatures drop to 26°C, with winds easing slightly but still gusting to 29 km/h. Waves remain at 1.6m, shifting to 12 seconds. Nighttime sees temperatures fall to 24°C, feeling like 26°C with minimal wind. Waves hold steady at 1.6m at 12 seconds.
The sea is active with waves waist to chest high. Swimming is suitable for experienced swimmers only. Water temperature is 18.6°C. A spring suit is recommended for comfort. Surf conditions are active, with waves suitable for intermediate to advanced surfers. Snorkeling may be challenging due to wave activity. Visibility underwater is unknown.
Winds are light early, ideal for cycling and running. By late morning, winds increase, favouring kite sports. Surfing improves with stronger winds and consistent waves. Snorkeling is best attempted before mid-morning. High UV levels require SPF 50 sunscreen throughout the day. Temperatures remain warm, so stay hydrated.
Tomorrow will be mostly clear with temperatures ranging from 21 to 29°C. Winds will be up to 12 km/h, gusting to 22 km/h. Waves will reach up to 1.6m from the northwest. UV levels remain high. Friday brings partly cloudy skies with temperatures between 21 and 27°C. Winds will increase, reaching up to 23 km/h and gusting to 41 km/h. Waves will build slightly to up to 1.7m from the northwest. UV levels stay high.