Mauritius begins the week with warm and humid weather and a few localised showers. The eastern half of the island will wake up to clear sunshine, while the western regions will start the day with some cloud cover. Conditions will remain variable, with occasional sunny spells and light rain in some areas during the day.
Today’s weather: sunny east, cloudy west, risk of afternoon rain
The sun rises at 5:21 AM, bringing a bright morning to the east coast, while the western areas remain partly cloudy for a while.
Humidity is high, and after 11 AM, localised cloud formations could develop over the Central Plateau, leading to occasional showers — particularly over Curepipe, Valetta, Quartier Militaire, Providence, and St Julien, where rainfall amounts may reach 30–60 mm, sometimes accompanied by isolated thunderstorms.
Winds will be light, blowing from the north-northeast at 6 km/h in the morning and dropping to around 2 km/h later in the day. Temperatures will climb to 34°C, especially around Terre Rouge and the western coastal areas.
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Marine weather and sea conditions
Sea conditions today:
- North: 1.3 m waves
- West and East: 2 m waves
- South: 2.7 m waves along the reefs
The sea will gradually become rougher throughout the day.
High tide: 2:18 AM and 2:01 PM
Low tide: 7:50 AM and 8:49 PM
Sunset is at 6:32 PM, towards the southwest — and if skies remain clear, you might spot the silhouette of Piton des Neiges on La Réunion at dusk.
Rodrigues weather today
Yesterday, Plaine Corail recorded about 16 mm of rain. Today, Rodrigues will enjoy mostly sunny conditions, although by evening, clouds linked to an unstable weather zone may approach from the east, bringing a chance of rain.
The sea remains moderate, with waves of 2 m in the morning and up to 2.5 m later in the day. Winds blow steadily from the east at 19 km/h.
Outlook
The next few days will stay warm and humid, with partly cloudy skies. From midweek onward, Mauritius may see heavier rain and scattered thunderstorms, especially across the central and southern regions.
You can view the LIVE weekly weather forecast for Mauritius by CLICKING HERE.
Cyclone updates and rough sea warnings can be followed HERE.
