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Nantucket Island, MA Daily Water Report — September 1, 2026

Today on Nantucket Island, the water is calling divers with an impressive 8.8/10 suitability score. Visibility is excellent, and the water temperature is a comfortable 20.3°C, making it a prime day for exploring the underwater world. The ocean is calmest around 5:00 AM with waves at just 0.38m, perfect for an early morning dive. Boaters will also find favorable conditions with a 7.3/10 score, thanks to gentle southeast winds at 5 knots and a stable barometric pressure of 1018 hPa. The calm seas and mild weather should make for a pleasant outing on the water, but keep an eye on the sky as rain is expected to roll in from 4:00 PM onwards. For anglers, the fishing score holds steady at 6.9/10, similar to yesterday. The solunar major period in the afternoon from 2:44 PM to 4:44 PM coincides with a high tide at 3:51 PM, which could enhance your chances of a good catch. The chlorophyll concentration is high at 3.14 mg/m3, which may suggest active feeding patterns, but remember, fish activity isn't directly inferred from this data. Surfers might find today a bit underwhelming with a score of 5.4/10. The small swell from 160 degrees and modest wave heights won't generate the thrilling rides some may seek. However, the conditions are safe for beginners to practice their skills. Looking ahead, the rest of the week brings variable conditions with increasing winds and a chance of rain, especially on September 3rd. For those seeking tranquility, the best bet is to hit the water early today before the rain arrives and enjoy the calm before the storm.