{"location_id":"au-bondi","air_temp":11,"wind_speed":5,"wind_dir":"WNW","humidity":78,"wave_height":2.84,"wave_period":null,"wave_dir":null,"water_temp":22,"uv_index":0,"aqi":19,"pressure":1020,"clouds":0,"visibility":null,"ai_report":"Good morning and welcome to our coastal weather report for Monday 20 April. We're coming to you live from one of Australia's most iconic beaches, where the high-energy surf and complex rip systems make for an exciting and challenging environment. The international coastal culture here is always buzzing, with visitors from all over the world coming to experience the unique charm of this beautiful spot.\n\nThe ocean conditions today are quite dramatic, with an extremely large wave height of 2.84 metres, making it dangerous for swimmers and surfers to enter the water. The water temperature is a warm 22.0 degrees Celsius, which would normally be perfect for a dip, but the powerful waves make it a day to exercise caution. With high tide at 10:17 am and low tide at 03:55 pm, it's essential to be aware of the changing water levels throughout the day.\n\nFor all you sports and fitness enthusiasts out there, today's conditions will require some careful planning. Surfers will need to be highly experienced to tackle the massive waves, while runners and cyclists should be prepared for a windy and potentially challenging ride. Anglers may find the rough conditions make it difficult to fish, and paddleboarders should definitely stay out of the water due to the extreme wave heights. However, the clear blue skies and low UV index make it a great day to get out and enjoy the sunshine, as long as you're aware of the hazards.\n\nAs we head into the afternoon, the wind is expected to remain gentle at 5 km/h from the WNW, with gusts up to 12 km/h, making it a pleasant day to be outdoors. With no chance of rain and plenty of sunshine, it's a great opportunity to get out and enjoy the coastal scenery, even if you're not planning to get in the water. So, make the most of this beautiful day, stay safe, and we'll catch you back here tomorrow with another update on the coastal weather.","ai_headline":null,"ai_safety":null,"live_updates":"","alert_box":null,"warning_level":"none","timestamp":1776625229537,"updated_at":"2026-04-19 19:00:29","tides":[{"type":"low","t":"2026-04-19T18:16:00.000Z","v":"-2.5"},{"type":"high","t":"2026-04-20T00:17:00.000Z","v":"1.5"},{"type":"low","t":"2026-04-20T05:55:00.000Z","v":"-1.8"},{"type":"high","t":"2026-04-20T12:28:00.000Z","v":"3.0"}],"name":"Bondi Beach","state":"NSW","region":"Sydney","lat":-33.8908,"lon":151.2743,"wave_label":"Tasman Sea","vibe":"Australia's most iconic beach — high-energy surf, complex rip systems, and a buzzing international coastal culture. Bondi Icebergs pool sits carved into the southern rocks. UV regularly hits extreme before 10am in summer."}