Live AI Coastal Briefing
The temperature starts at 21°C this morning, feeling like 22°C. It will rise steadily to 27°C by midday, peaking at 29°C this afternoon before dropping back to 24°C by 8pm. Winds start light at 5 km/h from the east, gusting 8, but will strengthen throughout the day, reaching 19 km/h from the southeast, gusting 33, by mid-afternoon. They ease slightly into the evening, dropping to 1 km/h from the north. The sky remains partly cloudy all day.
Waves are waist to chest high, at 1.3m, coming in at 13 seconds from the northwest. This makes for active surf conditions. The water temperature is 18.6°C, so a spring suit is recommended for comfort. Swimming is suitable for confident swimmers due to the wave size. Snorkelers should expect some surge and chop. Divers should prepare for strong currents and reduced visibility in the surf zone.
Morning winds are light, ideal for cycling and running. Surfing and snorkeling conditions are best before noon, with waves around 1.4m. As the wind picks up from late morning, it may become too strong for kite sports. By early afternoon, winds reach 19 km/h, gusting 33, which is suitable for experienced kiteboarders. The UV index peaks at 6, so apply SPF 50 sunscreen regularly. Evening winds drop significantly, making it pleasant for an evening walk or cycle.
Tomorrow will be mostly clear, with temperatures ranging from 21°C to 29°C. Winds will be lighter than today, up to 12 km/h, gusting 22. Waves will be similar, up to 1.6m from the northwest. The UV index remains at 6. Friday brings partly cloudy skies, with temperatures between 21°C and 27°C. Winds increase, up to 23 km/h, gusting 41. Waves build slightly, up to 1.7m from the northwest. The UV index stays at 6.