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Dry Land Window, But North Wind And Seas Set The Terms
Thursday is dry and cool, roughly 49-61 F, with north wind 15-20 kt and 3-5 ft seas offshore. The NWS keeps a Small Craft Advisory through this afternoon for Provincetown-to-Chatham-to-Nantucket waters, then a Gale Watch begins Friday evening and runs through Saturday evening. Marconi is short-period and choppy, roughly 1-3 ft nearshore; choose land plans. Friday turns showery and windy, Saturday goes gale-prone, and Sunday is the first quieter reset.
- Surf
- About 1-3 ft at 4-5 seconds, with north wind and advisory seas offshore; shore check only.
- Paddle
- Bad: north wind, gusts, and exposed-water chop rule out a dependable open-water launch.
- Golf
- Playable: dry, cool air helps, but gusts make a sheltered or flexible tee time smarter.
- Run
- Good: cool, dry dawn is comfortable; use a sheltered route for the north wind.
- Drive-In
- Official page remains closed for the season effective September 20.
- OSV
- South Beach HCP protocols lifted July 29; Spit remains a resident area with 15 PSI enforced.
- Ferries
- Small Craft Advisory through this afternoon; a Gale Watch begins Friday evening. Same-day alerts are final.
- Baseball
- The 2026 Anglers season ended August 6; watch official club channels for offseason news.