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Mona Island, PR Daily Water Report — August 25, 2026

Today's conditions around Mona Island are a mixed bag, but there's still plenty to enjoy. If you're diving, you're in luck with an impressive score of 8.5 out of 10. The calmest waves around 07:00, standing at 1.06 meters, promise a smooth descent into the blue. Water temperatures are a comfortable 28.7°C, perfect for exploring those oligotrophic depths. Boaters, hold onto your hats with a moderate suitability score of 6.2. Winds are generally mild at 7 knots from the east, but gusts could reach up to 14.8 knots around 10:00, so keep an eye on your sails. The ocean current at a brisk 1.4 meters per second toward 113 degrees will add a bit of zest to your journey. Fishing scores have slipped slightly to 6.3 from yesterday's 8.2, likely due to the stable barometric pressure at 1015 hPa and the absence of significant rain. The best solunar fishing windows are from 05:14 to 07:14 and 17:14 to 19:14, so plan accordingly. Surfers have a decent 7.4 out of 10, with waves peaking at 1.2 meters. The swell from 133 degrees should offer some fun rides, especially with the wind not being too much of a nuisance. Kayakers, however, might want to reconsider, as a score of 4.7 suggests the conditions aren't ideal, with the combination of wind and wave height posing a challenge. Looking ahead, expect a slight uptick in wind speeds tomorrow, peaking at 17.1 knots, with a 43% chance of rain. The wave heights are set to remain stable, hovering around the 1.1 to 1.3-meter mark. For those seeking a picturesque experience, the wildlife activity score of 7.8 suggests that a sunset outing might reward you with some delightful sights.