{"location_id":"au-bondi","air_temp":11,"wind_speed":4,"wind_dir":"WNW","humidity":75,"wave_height":2.76,"wave_period":null,"wave_dir":null,"water_temp":22.1,"uv_index":0,"aqi":16,"pressure":1018,"clouds":0,"visibility":null,"ai_report":"Good morning, it's Sunday the 19th of April, and welcome to our daily coastal weather report. 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 experience. The international coastal culture here is always buzzing, with plenty of activities to enjoy throughout the day.\n\nThe ocean conditions are certainly worth noting today, with an extremely large wave height of 2.76 metres, making it dangerous for swimmers and surfers to enter the water. The water temperature is a warm 22.1 degrees Celsius, which is perfect for boardshorts, but the large waves are the main concern. We have a high tide expected at 9:23 am, with a height of 1.8 metres, and a low tide at 3:10 pm, with a height of minus 2.0 metres.\n\nFor all you sports and fitness enthusiasts out there, today's conditions will be quite challenging. Surfers will need to be experienced and cautious when tackling the large waves, while runners and cyclists will enjoy the cool morning temperature of 11 degrees Celsius. Anglers and paddleboarders should exercise extreme caution when entering the water, and consider alternative activities until the wave height subsides. The clear blue skies and low UV index of 0 make it a great day to get outdoors and enjoy the fresh air.\n\nAs we head into the afternoon, the temperature is expected to remain steady at 11 degrees Celsius, with clear blue skies and a gentle breeze of 4 km/h from the WNW. It's a great day to get out and enjoy the beach, but please remember to stay safe and follow the warnings. We'll see you back here tomorrow with another update, but for now, stay sunny and have a great day at the beach.","ai_headline":null,"ai_safety":null,"live_updates":"","alert_box":null,"warning_level":"none","timestamp":1776538873311,"updated_at":"2026-04-18 19:01:13","tides":[{"type":"low","t":"2026-04-18T17:21:00.000Z","v":"-2.5"},{"type":"high","t":"2026-04-18T23:23:00.000Z","v":"1.8"},{"type":"low","t":"2026-04-19T05:10:00.000Z","v":"-2.0"},{"type":"high","t":"2026-04-19T11:39:00.000Z","v":"3.1"}],"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."}