Prainha

The day starts at 17°C, feeling slightly warmer. Winds are light from the northwest, gusting gently. Morning waves are 0.2m from the west-northwest, ideal for swimming. By late morning, temperatures rise to 21°C, feeling like 22°C. Winds remain light but shift to the north-northeast, with slight gusts. Waves stay small at 0.2m from the west. Afternoon brings the warmest temperatures, peaking at 25°C, though it feels like 27°C. Winds pick up slightly from the west-southwest, with modest gusts. Waves hold steady at 0.2m from the west. Evening sees a drop to 24°C, feeling cooler due to increasing winds from the northwest, gusting strongly. Waves build to 0.3m from the west-northwest. Nightfall brings a further drop to 20°C, with strong northwest winds gusting. Waves increase to 0.4m from the west-northwest.

The ocean is calm with waves around 0.3m, suitable for all swimmers. Water temperature is 19.5°C. A spring suit or rash guard is recommended for comfort. Visibility underwater is good. Tides are mixed, with a high at mid-morning and another in the evening. Low tides occur around midday and midnight. The sea remains clear and inviting throughout the day.

Morning and late afternoon offer the best conditions for cycling and running, with light winds and comfortable temperatures. Surfing and snorkeling are viable throughout the day due to the consistent small waves. Winds pick up in the evening, making conditions less favourable for water activities. Kite sports may become possible in the evening as winds strengthen from the northwest. Apply sunscreen with at least SPF 30 for outdoor activities.

Tomorrow will be mostly clear with temperatures ranging from 17 to 28°C. Winds will be up to 11 km/h, gusting higher. No rain is expected. UV levels remain moderate. Waves will be up to 0.3m from the west-northwest. The following day will also be mostly clear, with temperatures between 19 and 28°C. Winds will increase, reaching up to 19 km/h, with stronger gusts. Again, no rain is forecast. UV levels stay moderate. Waves will be up to 0.9m from the southeast, indicating a change in swell direction.