Mauritius will enjoy a sunny and tranquil day today, with mostly clear skies and a gentle breeze. Overnight, a weak cloud line crossed the island from east to west, bringing a few light showers in isolated spots, but conditions have since improved, and the rest of the day will be mostly sunny and stable.
Today’s weather – Sunny, warm, and peaceful
After sunrise, the morning clouds will gradually dissipate, giving way to increasing sunshine throughout the day. Winds will blow from the southeast at around 13 km/h, remaining light and pleasant.
Most of the island will stay sunny and dry, though a few local clouds could form in the Réduit and Moka areas during the afternoon, possibly bringing light rain up to 6 mm. However, the chance of rainfall remains very low.
The sea will stay calm and inviting:
- West and north coasts: 0.8 m waves
- East coast: 1.3 m waves
- South coast: 1.5 m waves beyond the reefs
High tide: 5:15 AM and 4:45 PM
Low tide: 10:47 AM
The sea temperature remains at a pleasant 27°C.
Looking ahead, Saturday afternoon could bring a few scattered showers, while Sunday afternoon may see heavier rainfall—up to 20 mm, especially across northern Mauritius.
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Cyclone updates and rough sea warnings can be followed HERE.
Rodrigues weather today
Rodrigues recorded 1.5 mm of rain yesterday at Plaine Corail.
During the night, around 2 AM, another weak cloud band passed over the island, bringing light showers up to 8 mm.
This morning will remain cloudy until around 9 AM, followed by improving, sunny conditions for the rest of the day.
Winds will blow from the northeast at 24 km/h, and the sea will stay moderate, with waves of around 1.5 m offshore.
Weather outlook
The coming days will remain mostly sunny, warm, and summery, with only a few brief showers in some areas. More noticeable rain is possible on Sunday, mainly across the north.
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Cyclone updates and rough sea warnings can be followed HERE.
