Live AI Coastal Briefing
The temperature starts at 21°C this morning and rises steadily to 29°C by mid-afternoon. It remains around 29°C until late afternoon before dropping to 27°C by 8pm. Winds start light from the northeast at 5km/h, shifting southeast by mid-morning and increasing to 14km/h by early afternoon. Gusts reach 26km/h then ease off to 8km/h by late afternoon. Winds drop further to 3km/h by 8pm. Waves remain small throughout the day, starting at 0.3m from the southeast and increasing slightly to 0.4m by mid-afternoon. The sky is mostly clear all day.
The ocean is calm with waves at ankle height, ideal for swimming. Water temperature is 19.2°C. Wear a spring suit or rash guard. Sea conditions are safe for all ages and abilities. Visibility underwater will be good. Be aware of any rip currents that may form due to the southeasterly swell.
Wind speeds increase gradually through the day, peaking at 14km/h in the early afternoon. Morning and evening offer the best conditions for cycling and running with lighter winds. Surfing and snorkeling are suitable all day due to the small wave size. Kite sports may struggle in the morning due to light winds but improve as the day progresses. High UV levels require SPF 50 sunscreen. Avoid prolonged exposure during peak hours.
Thursday will be mostly clear with temperatures ranging from 19°C to 32°C. Winds will be up to 12km/h, gusting to 23km/h. Waves will be up to 0.5m from the southeast. Friday will be overcast with higher temperatures from 20°C to 35°C. Winds will be stronger, up to 23km/h, gusting to 42km/h. Waves will be up to 0.4m from the south-southeast. UV levels remain high both days.