Live AI Coastal Briefing
Today will be partly cloudy, with temperatures rising from 21°C this morning to 28°C by early afternoon. It will feel warmer due to humidity. Winds will increase steadily from 5 km/h this morning, gusting briefly to 38 km/h by late evening. Morning waves will be ankle-high, coming in at 0.3m from the west. By mid-afternoon, they will rise slightly to 0.4m, shifting to the west-northwest. The breeze will pick up throughout the day, peaking at 37 km/h gusts by late afternoon. Evening temperatures will drop to 24°C, with winds maintaining their strength.
The ocean is calm, with waves at ankle height, ideal for swimming. Water temperature is 17.2°C. A spring suit will keep swimmers warm. Visibility underwater will be good. The sea remains safe for all water activities. The tide will be incoming until noon, turning outgoing afterward.
Morning winds are light, suitable for cycling and running. Surfing and snorkeling conditions are excellent before noon. As the wind picks up, it may become too strong for kite sports. By mid-afternoon, winds will reach 16 km/h, gusting to 30 km/h, making conditions challenging for cycling and running. Surfers should expect slightly larger waves from the west-northwest. Late afternoon and evening winds will be strong, gusting to 38 km/h, affecting all outdoor activities. Avoid direct sunlight between 11am and 3pm.
Tomorrow will be mostly clear, with temperatures ranging from 21°C to 28°C. Winds will be stronger, reaching up to 25 km/h, gusting to 46 km/h. Waves will be up to 0.6m from the west-northwest. UV levels remain very high. Thursday will be clear, with temperatures between 19°C and 29°C. Winds will be up to 23 km/h, gusting to 43 km/h. Waves will increase to 0.7m from the northwest. Both days will have very high UV levels.