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Seavey Island, ME Daily Water Report — September 3, 2026

Today at Seavey Island, the water's calling, but the conditions are a mixed bag. Boaters and wildlife enthusiasts will find their best moments out there, while surfers might be left wanting a bit more punch. The boating score is a solid 7.3/10, thanks to mild winds peaking at 6.1 knots and manageable wave heights around 0.64 meters. It's a favorable day for wildlife watchers too, with a 7.2/10 score, as the solunar periods align nicely with low tide windows for some prime viewing. Fishing is decent with a 6/10 score, though not quite as promising as it was a few days ago. The key times are early morning and late afternoon when the solunar major periods kick in around high tide. The air temperature will hover between 16.6 and 22.1°C, with a gentle southeast breeze. However, a brief rain window between 7 and 9 AM might dampen the early enthusiasm. Surfing scores a 6.2/10 today, slightly better than yesterday, but still not the best we've seen in recent history. The waves are topping out at 0.9 meters, with a short 5-second period, making it a day for practicing rather than showing off. Kayakers will enjoy a 6.5/10 score, with the calmest waters expected around midnight, though the morning's moderate wind gusts could add a bit of challenge. Looking ahead, temperatures will rise slightly tomorrow, with a low chance of rain and similar wave conditions. The weekend brings cooler air and a bit more wind, which could shake things up for sailors. If you're planning a trip, aim for early morning or late afternoon for the best conditions. As for today, grab your gear, keep an eye on the tides, and make the most of the opportunities as they roll in.