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Morgans Point, Barbours Cut, TX Daily Water Report — September 2, 2026

Today's conditions at Morgans Point favor sailors and boaters. With sailing scoring a strong 7.9/10 and boating close behind at 7.7/10, the gentle 9-knot SSW breeze and manageable wave heights between 0.1 and 0.3 meters are your allies. However, be wary of gusts peaking at nearly 26 knots around 5 PM, which could make the late afternoon a bit more challenging. Fishing enthusiasts have a decent window, rated at 5.6/10. The solunar major periods from 4:19 to 6:19 AM and again from 4:19 to 6:19 PM are your best bets to cast a line, though the low tide at 6:47 PM may require some strategic positioning. The barometric pressure is rising, which could play into your favor if you're looking to hook a catch. Surfers, it's another day of modest action with a score of 4.5/10. The waves are small, at 0.3 meters and a short period of 2.9 seconds, so bring your longboard if you decide to paddle out. Kayakers can expect a pleasant outing with a score of 7/10, thanks to the calm sea state and minimal current. Just keep an eye on the sky as there's a rain window predicted between 5 and 8 PM, though the chance of actual precipitation remains low. In terms of wildlife spotting, today remains consistent with recent days at 6/10. The waning gibbous moon and today's solunar periods might give you a chance to see some activity, especially around the low tide. Looking ahead, the coming days promise calmer seas and slightly lower winds, making for excellent conditions if you're planning to head out later this week. For now, the best bet is to set sail and enjoy the afternoon breeze before those gusts pick up.