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Fort Pulaski, GA Daily Water Report — August 22, 2026

Today is a stellar day for sailing around Fort Pulaski, with a near-perfect suitability score of 9.2 out of 10. The steady southern breeze at 11 knots, gusting to 17, provides excellent propulsion without overwhelming conditions. With wave heights hovering between 0.3 and 0.6 meters, and the calmest seas expected around 9 AM, it's a sailor's delight. The stable barometric pressure and clear skies make for a smooth day on the water. For those looking to cast a line, fishing scores a moderate 5.9. The solunar major periods kick in early at 6:36 AM and again at 6:36 PM, aligning nicely with tide changes. However, anglers should be mindful of the high chlorophyll levels, indicating potential baitfish activity but not a guarantee of a catch. Surfers might find the conditions a bit underwhelming with a score of 5.6. The small swell of 0.26 meters at just over 5 seconds from the southeast won't be setting any records, but it’s enough for a casual ride. The wind waves at 0.44 meters could add a bit of chop, so it’s a day for the longboards. Diving conditions are quite favorable today with an 8.1 score. The calm morning seas and warm sea surface temperature of 30.5°C make for an enjoyable dive, though visibility may vary with the current chlorophyll levels. Looking ahead, the weather remains warm and breezy, with increasing chances of rain by the 24th. Wave heights are expected to climb slightly, peaking at 0.8 meters mid-week, which could improve surfing conditions. For today, if you're up for a sail, the afternoon high tide around 4:44 PM is your best bet for an exhilarating ride under the waxing gibbous moon.