Today’s weather in Mauritius will be mostly calm and pleasant. The eastern regions will wake up to a clear, sunny morning, while the western side may see a few passing clouds at sunrise. Around 6 AM, a light drizzle could appear over Curepipe, possibly followed by a lovely rainbow. As the morning progresses, the clouds will gradually clear, leaving most parts of the island warm and bright until midday.
Today’s weather: sunny start, mild afternoon
The sun rises at 5:21 AM, and the early morning will bring plenty of sunshine to the eastern coast. The west will start slightly cloudier, but conditions will improve quickly.
Winds from the north will blow at around 12 km/h, remaining light through the day. During the afternoon, some localized clouds may develop over the Central Plateau, bringing short and weak rain showers — but nothing significant.
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Marine weather and sea conditions
The sea will be calm and ideal for boating this morning:
- North coast: 1 m waves
- West and East: 1.3 m
- South: 1.5 m near the reefs
As the afternoon progresses, the sea will become slightly rougher, and by tomorrow, waves could reach up to 2.7 m in the south. The sea temperature remains around 26.5°C.
High tide: 1:43 and 13:28
Low tide: 7:18 and 20:11
Rodrigues weather today
Rodrigues will enjoy sunny and bright weather for most of the day. The clouds approaching from the east overnight have now dissipated, leaving clear skies and a gentle 10 km/h breeze from the northeast. The sea remains calm with 1.3 m waves offshore — ideal for swimming and fishing.
Outlook for the coming days
In the next few days, the southern seas will gradually become rougher, while the island itself remains mostly dry with light winds and occasional clouds. Early next week, showers may return to parts of Mauritius.
You can view the LIVE weekly weather forecast for Mauritius by CLICKING HERE.
Cyclone updates and rough sea warnings can be followed HERE.
