18.03.2026 (Wednesday)
- Optimal swell size - comfortable (0.9 m)
- Caution – swell too short (4.7 s)
- Low water temperature – risk of hypothermia (4.1 °C)
- Moderate wind – experience required (avg 6.2 m/s)
- Air temperature too low (avg 6.1 °C)
- Strong current – experience required (1.1 kts)
- Low tides – preparation required (1.0 m, LAT)
19.03.2026 (Thursday)
- Optimal swell size - comfortable (0.5 m)
- Optimal swell period (9.3 s)
- Low water temperature – risk of hypothermia (4.4 °C)
- No strong wind – comfortable for diving (avg 4.0 m/s)
- Air temperature too low (avg 5.8 °C)
- Strong current – experience required (1.1 kts)
- Low tides – preparation required (1.1 m, LAT)
20.03.2026 (Friday)
- Optimal swell size - comfortable (0.7 m)
- Optimal swell period (6.8 s)
- Low water temperature – risk of hypothermia (4.5 °C)
- No strong wind – comfortable for diving (avg 4.3 m/s)
- Air temperature too low (avg 5.0 °C)
- Strong current – experience required (1.3 kts)
- Low tides – preparation required (1.2 m, LAT)
21.03.2026 (Saturday)
- Optimal swell size - comfortable (0.6 m)
- Optimal swell period (11.5 s)
- Low water temperature – risk of hypothermia (4.6 °C)
- No strong wind – comfortable for diving (avg 3.4 m/s)
- Air temperature too low (avg 5.3 °C)
- Strong current – experience required (1.2 kts)
- Low tides – preparation required (1.3 m, LAT)
22.03.2026 (Sunday)
- Optimal swell size - comfortable (0.4 m)
- Optimal swell period (10.4 s)
- Low water temperature – risk of hypothermia (4.8 °C)
- No strong wind – comfortable for diving (avg 3.9 m/s)
- Air temperature too low (avg 5.2 °C)
- Strong current – experience required (1.4 kts)
- Low tides – preparation required (1.3 m, LAT)
23.03.2026 (Monday)
- Strong swell – dangerous for diving/exiting (2.2 m)
- Optimal swell period (11.4 s)
- Low water temperature – risk of hypothermia (4.6 °C)
- Moderate wind – experience required (avg 5.9 m/s)
- Air temperature too low (avg 5.7 °C)
- Strong current – experience required (1.3 kts)
- Low tides – preparation required (1.2 m, LAT)
