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Annapolis, MD Daily Water Report — September 2, 2026

Today in Annapolis, the water is calling, especially for boaters and kayakers. With a boating score of 9.3/10 and kayaking close behind at 8.8/10, it's a prime day to enjoy the Chesapeake Bay's serene conditions. Expect calm waters with wave heights as low as 0.02 meters around 4 PM, making for a smooth ride whether you're paddling or powering along. The wind is mild, generally from the WSW at 3 knots with gusts up to 5 knots, but it will pick up slightly after sunset, peaking at a brisk 19.2 knots around 8 PM. Plan accordingly if you're staying out late. The air temperature is comfortably warm, ranging from 24.1 to 31.2 degrees Celsius, and the humidity is high at 83%, typical for this time of year. Fishing is steady with a score of 6/10, matching yesterday's conditions. While the fish might not be jumping into your boat, the solunar tables suggest the best chances are during the major periods from 4:03 to 6:03 AM and 4:03 to 6:03 PM. Surfing enthusiasts might want to sit this one out, with a score of 4.5/10—the waves just aren't there today. Looking ahead, temperatures will soar tomorrow with a high of 34.8 degrees Celsius, and the wind will be more assertive, peaking at 15.8 knots. The chance of rain increases significantly on September 4th, so enjoy today's dry spell while it lasts. In summary, if you're itching to get out on the water, today is your day. The sea is calm, the wind is gentle, and the skies are clear. For the best experience, hit the water this afternoon when conditions are at their most serene.