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Atlantic City, NJ Daily Water Report — September 3, 2026

Today in Atlantic City, the water beckons with a nod of approval, particularly for those looking to boat, kayak, or dive. With boating and kayaking scores at 8.1 and 8.2 out of 10, respectively, the conditions are near-perfect for a smooth ride on the water. Divers will also find favorable conditions with a score of 8.6, thanks to minimal wind and manageable waves. The morning brings a brief rain window from 4 to 7 AM, but the skies clear up for the rest of the day. Winds remain gentle, mostly northeast at 3 knots, with a slight evening gust peaking at 14 knots. The swell is moderate, coming in from the east at 0.56 meters, which means surfers might find the day less thrilling, scoring a 6.3. Not the best for catching big waves, but still decent for a mellow session. Fishing enthusiasts should aim to cast their lines during the solunar major periods around dawn and late afternoon for optimal results. The fishing score holds steady at 6.9, consistent with recent days, and while not spectacular, it promises some action, especially with the high chlorophyll levels suggesting good baitfish activity. The water temperature is a warm 25.2°C, slightly above average, making it comfortable for all water activities. With a calmest wave height of 0.7 meters expected around 11 PM, night paddlers might find it a serene time to be on the water. Looking ahead, a slight cooling trend is forecasted with increasing winds peaking over the next few days. By September 6th, we might see a more robust swell, offering better conditions for surfers. For now, if you're looking to glide along the waves or explore underwater, today offers a prime window for adventure.