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Cutler Farris Wharf, ME Daily Water Report — August 29, 2026

Today's conditions at Cutler Farris Wharf are primed for a rewarding day on the water, especially for divers and boaters. With diving scoring an impressive 8.5/10, and boating close behind at 8.2/10, the calm morning waves at 0.66 meters are inviting. The sea surface temperature is a warm 16.4°C, 4.1°C above the seasonal average, ensuring a comfortable experience for those plunging beneath the surface. While the fishing score is a solid 7.3/10, aligning with the major solunar period around midday, anglers should note the high tide peaking at 4.35 meters at 12:16. This full moon phase might just give you that extra edge. However, with waves reaching up to 0.9 meters later in the day and gusts peaking at 16.1 knots by 18:00, keep an eye on your timing to avoid the choppier waters. Surfers might find today's conditions a bit of a mixed bag. At 6.2/10, it's not the most thrilling day, yet the steady northwest winds and manageable wave heights could still offer some fun for those keen on smaller swells. The wind is consistent, ranging from 2.0 to 7.8 knots, which should keep sailing and kayaking activities enjoyable, both scoring 6.8/10. Compared to recent days, today's boating and diving are a slight uptick, while fishing sees a minor dip from yesterday's 7.4/10. The pressure is on the rise, currently at 1018 hPa, promising stable weather throughout the day. Looking ahead, the next few days bring increasing winds and a higher chance of rain, especially by September 3rd, where waves could reach up to 1.8 meters. So, seize today for the best boating and diving conditions, and if you're casting a line, aim for the high tide window.