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New Haven, CT Daily Water Report — August 25, 2026
Today in New Haven, the water is calling—especially for boaters and kayakers. With a solid boating score of 8.7 and kayaking at 7.6, the conditions are prime for those looking to enjoy a smooth ride on the water. The relatively calm wave height of 0.16 meters and a gentle wind from the west at 4 knots make for an inviting day on the water. The marine surface temperature is a comfortable 23.7°C, perfect for a paddle or a leisurely cruise. Divers will also find the conditions agreeable, matching yesterday's solid score of 7.6. Visibility is decent at 18.8 km, and the lack of rain means you won't have to worry about sudden downpours disrupting your plans. The UV index is low, so while sunscreen is always a good idea, you won't be baking under harsh rays today. Fishing and sailing, both scoring 6.3, might present more of a mixed bag. The fishing scene could be hampered by the high chlorophyll levels, indicating bloom conditions, which might not be ideal for clarity. However, the solunar major period from 8:36 to 10:36 AM offers a promising window for anglers. Sailing enthusiasts might find the wind a bit inconsistent, but the day remains better than two days ago when sailing scored a lofty 9.2. Looking ahead, the weather remains stable with minimal chances of rain until the 27th, when a 50% chance of precipitation and stronger winds could shake things up. For now, the best bet is to grab your kayak or hop on a boat and enjoy the calm, clear waters of New Haven.
- Report date
- August 25, 2026
- Report status
- Permanent PM Brain report
- Time basis
- Live
- Top activity
- WINDOW IS OPEN
How the water looked at New Haven, CT
The conditions record includes 16.7 °C air temperature, 4.3 knot wind, gusts to 6.6 knots, and 1015.4 hPa pressure.
Ocean: NOAA CoastWatch; Tides: NOAA; Marine: Open-Meteo marine forecast; Weather: Open-Meteo forecast and current conditions
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