Fort Rupert, BC Daily Water Report — November 2, 2026

Weather and water snapshot

Forecast snapshot assembled Nov 2, 11:26 a.m. GMT-7. Times use America/Vancouver. Saved source values are shown immediately; missing readings remain unavailable. Check source times before planning an outing.

The best supported daylight fishing window is 3:00–6:00 PM, a three-hour outing rated 2/10 (Poor). Bite potential is 5.3/10 (Fair), with the afternoon low tide at 2:15 PM and a solunar minor period from 1:38–2:38 PM providing modest timing cues. That does not overcome the outing limits: ESE wind holds near 26–27 knots through the period, with gusts up to 33 knots earlier in the afternoon, and waves run about 1.0–1.3 m. Fishing is closed for comfort and exposure reasons: Strong wind or gusts and Waves limit outing comfort. The morning major solunar period, 7:08–9:08 AM, overlaps the 8:30 AM high tide, but the daylight portion from 8:24 AM–noon is also 2/10 (Poor). Winds are 29–30 knots, gusting 30–33 knots, with the same short-period wind waves. The separate morning bite potential is only 5/10 (Fair). Boating is 2/10 (Poor), limited by Strong wind or gusts and Waves limit outing comfort. Kayaking is 2/10 (Poor), with Strong wind or gusts, Wind limits paddling conditions, and Waves limit outing comfort. Sailing is 3/10 (Poor); Strong wind or gusts apply, and Wind and gust models disagree. A captain must still confirm departure conditions; these scores are not departure approval. For shoreline exploring, the available daylight outing is 8:24 AM–12:00 PM, rated 2/10 (Poor) because of Strong wind or gusts. The lower-water period may improve exposed shoreline timing, but it does not confirm access or harvesting permission. Winds remain near 29–30 knots through that window. Rain begins to show from late afternoon, with 0.2 mm at 5 PM and 0.4 mm at 6 PM. Winds ease somewhat after sunset, reaching 23–24 knots late evening, but rain continues intermittently and nighttime outings are not recommended. Conditions look less windy later in the week, particularly November 6, with a sampled wind maximum near 12 knots and waves forecast at 0.4–0.9 m, though rain chances remain high.

Activity assessments

Forecast-based planning assessments, not navigation or access permission.

Daylight outing windows

Complete hourly weather forecast

Complete hourly marine forecast

High and low tides

Predictions at the mapped tide station.

Modeled ocean currents

Surface-model output is not suitable for navigation or local slack-water timing.

Sun, moon and solunar timing

Sunrise: 08:24. Sunset: 18:04. Moon phase: Last Quarter.

Shoreline adventures 2026-11-02

Coverage: available. Source: provider: CHS; stationId: 5cebf1de3d0f4a073c4bb9c7. Times use America/Vancouver. These are forecast assessments, not beach access, harvesting permission or safe navigation boundaries.

Daylight shoreline outings

Shoreline tide predictions

Relative low-tide crossing windows

These geometric crossings of 70% of the source high tide are separate from the daylight outing assessments above.

Sources and availability

ocean: NOAA CoastWatch.

river: not applicable.

tides: CHS.

marine: Paradise Modern marine forecast.

weather: Paradise Modern / MET Norway model forecast.

How the water looked at Fort Rupert, BC

The conditions record includes 9.3 °C air temperature, 28.5745140324 knot wind, gusts to 26.8250539896 knots, and 1016.3 hPa pressure.

Ocean: NOAA CoastWatch; Tides: CHS; Marine: Paradise Modern marine forecast; Weather: Paradise Modern / MET Norway model forecast

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• Fort Rupert, BC report for 2026-10-19