Live AI Coastal Briefing
The day starts at 20°C, feeling like 21°C, with light winds from the northeast gusting to 10 km/h. It will warm steadily to 28°C by 11am, with winds picking up from the southeast, gusting to 18 km/h. Temperatures reach 29°C by mid-afternoon, with winds shifting to the south-southeast, gusting to 26 km/h. Winds ease slightly in the late afternoon but remain from the south-southeast, gusting to 21 km/h. By 8pm, temperatures drop to 27°C, with light winds from the west-northwest, gusting to 6 km/h. The sky remains mostly clear throughout the day.
The ocean is calm, with waves around ankle height, ideal for swimming. Water temperature is 19.1°C, so a spring suit or rash vest is recommended. Conditions are suitable for all swimmers, including children. Snorkelers can expect good visibility in the clear Atlantic water. Divers should note that the water stays cool year-round. The sea remains calm throughout the day, with waves peaking at 0.4m in the afternoon.
For activities, morning offers the best conditions for cycling and running, with light winds from the northeast. Surfers and snorkelers also benefit from these calm conditions. As the day progresses, winds increase, making late morning and afternoon less suitable for cycling and running. Surfing conditions remain consistent, with waves around ankle height. Kite sports are not viable today due to the light winds. Protect skin with SPF 50 sunscreen throughout the day.
Tomorrow will be mostly clear, with temperatures ranging from 19°C to 32°C. Winds will be up to 12 km/h, gusting to 22 km/h, with waves up to 0.5m from the southeast. The following day will be overcast, with temperatures between 21°C and 37°C. Winds will be stronger, up to 22 km/h, gusting to 40 km/h, with waves up to 0.4m from the south-southeast. Both days will have high UV levels, requiring sun protection.