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Boston, MA Daily Water Report — August 25, 2026

Today's a prime day for boating and kayaking in Boston's coastal waters, with scores of 9.3 and 8.7 out of 10, respectively. The sea is calm, with wave heights barely nudging past 0.22 meters, and the wind is a gentle whisper from the west at 3 knots, occasionally gusting to 7. The ocean's surface temperature is a balmy 21.1°C, slightly warmer than usual, making a day on the water both comfortable and inviting. Fishing is a mixed bag today, scoring a 5.9 out of 10. The solunar major period from 8:28 to 10:28 AM might offer the best chance for a catch, aligning nicely with the high tide at 10:18 AM. However, a very high chlorophyll level indicates bloom conditions, which can be a double-edged sword for fishing: potentially attracting fish but also complicating water clarity. Surfers might want to keep their boards dry today, with a modest score of 4.6 out of 10 due to minimal wave action. Similarly, sailing isn't at its peak, with a score of 5.7 out of 10, as the wind lacks the consistency and strength that make for an exhilarating sail. Visibility is excellent at 14.5 kilometers, and the skies are almost completely clear, with only 1% cloud cover. This makes for a fantastic day for wildlife enthusiasts, who will find a decent 6.5 out of 10 score for spotting coastal critters, especially during the solunar major period this evening. Looking ahead, the weather remains favorable with temperatures rising slightly tomorrow and a low chance of rain throughout the week. Winds will pick up a bit on the 27th, which might improve sailing conditions. In summary, if you're looking to glide through the water with ease, today is your day to grab a kayak or hop aboard a boat.