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Lameshur Bay, St John, VI Daily Water Report — August 26, 2026

Today in Lameshur Bay, sailing takes the top spot with an impressive 9.2/10, thanks to consistent easterly winds ranging from 11.4 to 17.2 knots. If you’re looking to catch the breeze, this is your day. The conditions are also favorable for divers with a solid 7.3/10, as the relatively calm wave height of around 1.14 meters and water temperature hovering around 29.2°C provide a comfortable underwater experience. Surfers can enjoy a decent 7.1/10 day on the waves, with swells arriving from 119 degrees at 0.74 meters, though the short period of 4.6 seconds might make it a bit choppy. Boaters and kayakers, take heed of the wind gusts reaching up to 22.7 knots later tonight, and plan to be off the water by then. The best window for calmer waters is around noon, when wave heights dip to their lowest at 1.04 meters. Fishing scores a moderate 6/10, with the best chances during the solunar major periods from 5:48 to 7:48 AM and 5:48 to 7:48 PM. Keep in mind the low tide at 12:36 PM, which might affect your catch. Wildlife enthusiasts can expect a fair 6.7/10, with low winds providing a reasonable chance to spot local fauna. Comparatively, today mirrors the conditions of the past few days, with slight improvements in kayaking (now 5.9/10) and wildlife scores, suggesting a subtle shift towards more stable conditions. Looking ahead, expect winds to remain moderate with a chance of rain increasing after tomorrow, peaking at 69% by the end of the month. For those eager to seize the day, sailing is your best bet, with steady winds and clear skies promising an exhilarating ride.