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Juneau, AK Daily Water Report — September 2, 2026

Today's waters around Juneau are a boater's paradise, with conditions scoring a near-perfect 9.4 out of 10. Kayakers will also find the day nearly ideal, scoring 9.1. The calm seas, with wave heights holding steady at an undisturbed 0 meters, make for smooth sailing and paddling. Winds are gentle, hovering around 3 knots from the NNW, with only occasional gusts peaking at 15.7 knots by late afternoon. This means that while the waters are serene, sailors might find the day a bit lackluster, reflected in a middling 5.6 score. The air temperature is a pleasant 20°C, a touch warmer than the past few days, making it a comfortable day to be out on the water. The barometric pressure has been on the rise, currently at 1004 hPa, which contributes to the stable weather pattern. With no rain in sight and visibility stretching over 73 kilometers, the day promises clear, expansive views. Fishing, however, might require a bit more strategy today. The score sits at 4.8, a dip from yesterday's 7. This could be due to the solunar periods aligning with the low tide at 10:45 and again late at night, which might not be the most favorable conditions for catching the big one. Divers have a decent 7.8 score, though the lack of ocean current data means you might want to check local conditions before diving in. Looking ahead, the next few days promise continued calm seas with no significant changes in wave conditions. Temperatures will remain mild, although a slight increase in wind is expected by the weekend. For the best bet today, grab a kayak or hop on a boat—it's as good as it gets for gliding through the still waters of Juneau.