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Port Moller, AK Daily Water Report — August 31, 2026

Today in Port Moller, the water is calling for sailors and wildlife enthusiasts. Sailing scores a solid 8.2/10, thanks to steady westerly winds averaging 10 knots, gusting up to 22 knots. Wildlife observers also have a promising day with an 8.5/10 score, likely due to the favorable solunar periods and low tides. The air is a brisk 12.3°C, with a feels-like of 10.2°C, and visibility is limited to just over 3 km due to persistent rain throughout the day. Fishing is decent with a 6.4/10 score, though slightly down from yesterday's 7.7/10. The solunar major periods in the early morning and late afternoon offer the best opportunities, but the falling barometric pressure and full cloud cover may require a bit of patience. The tides today won't be too extreme, with a high of 2.77m at 01:05 and a low of 0.61m at 07:33, providing a manageable range for most activities. Surfers and kayakers might find today less appealing, with scores of 5.7/10 and 5.8/10 respectively. The waves are relatively tame, peaking at 0.8m, with the calmest period around 07:00 at 0.4m. The combination of short wave periods and wind-driven chop means these conditions aren't ideal for catching great swells or smooth paddling. Looking ahead, expect a mixed bag of weather. Tomorrow brings more rain and slightly stronger winds. By September 5th, conditions should stabilize with lighter winds and less chance of rain, making it a potential best bet for a diverse range of activities. Until then, keep an eye on the skies and stay prepared for the wet weather.