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Cutler Farris Wharf, ME Daily Water Report — August 26, 2026

Today's conditions at Cutler Farris Wharf offer a mixed bag for outdoor enthusiasts. Diving takes the crown with an impressive 8.7/10 score, thanks to calm seas and decent water clarity. The swell is manageable at 0.5 meters, making it a great day for exploring underwater. Boaters and kayakers can also enjoy the mild waves and gentle winds, with scores of 7/10 and 7.2/10, respectively. The calmest waters will be around 10:00 AM, which is perfect for those looking to set sail or paddle at a leisurely pace. Fishing is slightly above average at 6.8/10, with the best chances during the major solunar periods from 09:01 to 11:01 and again from 21:01 to 23:01. The waxing gibbous moon might add a touch of magic to your evening angling efforts. Surfers might find the 6/10 score a bit underwhelming, with wave heights peaking at 0.7 meters, so it might be more of a day for beginners or those just looking to enjoy a mellow session. The air temperature is a comfortable 15.1°C, climbing to a high of 20.8°C, with light winds predominantly from the northwest. Visibility is a mere 0.1 km due to dense fog, which could be a concern for those navigating the waters. The sea surface temperature is a warm 16.7°C, significantly above average, which might be a pleasant surprise for swimmers and divers. Looking ahead, the weather remains fairly stable with temperatures hovering between 12°C and 22.7°C over the next few days. Winds will pick up slightly, and a chance of rain looms on the 28th, but overall, the conditions should remain inviting for most activities. If you're aiming for a day on the water, diving remains the top choice, offering the best experience under today's conditions.