Live AI Coastal Briefing
It will be overcast this morning, warming to 21°C by 8am. It will feel like 24°C with light winds from the northeast. The sea will be calm, with waves around 0.8m from the west-northwest. By 11am, temperatures will reach 24°C, feeling like 26°C. Winds will pick up slightly from the north-northwest. The sea will remain consistent, with waves holding steady. In the afternoon, temperatures will peak at 25°C, feeling like 28°C. Winds will increase further from the northwest. Evening temperatures will drop to 24°C, feeling like 26°C, with winds remaining strong from the northwest. Nighttime will see temperatures fall to 22°C, feeling like 24°C, with winds easing slightly but still coming from the north-northwest.
The ocean will offer fun conditions today, with waves around 0.8m. Swimming will be suitable for confident swimmers. The water temperature is 18°C. A spring suit will be comfortable. Visibility underwater will be poor due to Atlantic conditions. Snorkelers should expect limited sightings. Divers should prepare for chilly waters and reduced visibility.
Morning winds will be minimal, ideal for cycling and running. Surfing and snorkeling will also be suitable early on. Winds will strengthen throughout the day, peaking in the late afternoon. This will make conditions challenging for cycling and running. Surfers can expect consistent waves around 0.8m. Kite sports will become viable as winds increase, especially in the afternoon. Avoid direct sunlight between 11am and 3pm. Use sun protection throughout the day.
Wednesday will bring similar conditions, with temperatures ranging from 20°C to 24°C. Winds will be stronger, reaching up to 21km/h and gusting to 36km/h. Waves will increase to up to 1.3m from the west-northwest. Thursday will see temperatures between 19°C and 24°C. Winds will continue to strengthen, up to 23km/h and gusting to 40km/h. Waves will further increase to up to 1.7m from the northwest. Both days will have very high UV levels.