Cutler Farris WharfNDBC-CFWM1
At a harbour/10.9 mi away/-/- ft from here
temp, wind, gust, humidity, pressure
Alert. A Small Craft Advisory is in force for Grays Beach until 12 AM Sunday. Read the alert in full, and see what it means in the Field Book. Rain is likely this afternoon, from about 12 PM, the chance peaking at 76% around 8 PM.
Now. Grays Beach is 36° and mostly clear at 12 AM. The dew point is 33°, so the air feels dry and comfortable. The air is calm.
Today and tonight. It warms to about 54° by 8 PM. Tonight falls to about 38° by 8 AM, with some cloud.
The week. The warmest day ahead is Tuesday, near 61°, and the coolest tomorrow, near 50°. Rain is likely tomorrow (90%). The first freeze could come Sunday, a low of 28°.
The sky tonight. The sun sets at 5:44 PM. The Moon is a waxing crescent, 33% lit, and sets at 9:22 PM. The next full Moon is Monday, Oct 26. After dark, look for Saturn, bright in the east-southeast. A planet shines with a steady light where the stars around it twinkle. The Orionids meteor shower is active, peaking around Oct 21: at its peak, up to about 20 meteors an hour can be seen from a dark site. The day is 10 hours 59 minutes long, 3 minutes shorter than yesterday.
As of 12:00 AM in Grays Beach, Maine.
Air quality
Index 19, good, led by fine particles. Read at 11 PM from its reporting area, Downeast Coast (ME), 13 miles off.
Good each day through Tue Oct 20, led by ozone. Yesterday measured 29, good.
No smoke near the ground through Sat 8 PM.
Precipitation
None in the last 24 hours; 1.65 in over the last 3 days, to Thu 11 PM. Measured by radar and rain gauges, as water.
Visibility
Dense fog: visibility falls to 0 miles Fri 9 PM, under a mile for 3 hours.
F
Now, today, and the week
Facing WSW 244°
From above: the edge, the break, the view
Rip current risk today: low
The flag in the picture is the colour of the forecast's risk (green low, yellow moderate, red high), not a flag raised on the beach.
A rip current is a narrow stream of water running out from the shore through the surf, often where fewer waves break. Caught in one, swim across it, along the shore, then back in.
The surf zone forecast for Coastal Washington, and the waves at buoy 44027, 24.0 mi away.
Wave height is the significant height: the mean of the highest third of the waves. The period is the time between the waves carrying the most energy.
| Time | Wave height | Period | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| Thu 11:40 PM | 1.6 ft | - | NW (321°) |
| Thu 10:50 PM | 2.0 ft | 3 s | NW (319°) |
| Thu 9:50 PM | 1.6 ft | 3 s | NW (322°) |
| Thu 8:50 PM | 1.6 ft | 3 s | NNW (339°) |
| Thu 7:50 PM | 2.0 ft | 3 s | NNW (339°) |
| Thu 6:50 PM | 2.3 ft | 3 s | NNW (339°) |
| Thu 5:50 PM | 2.3 ft | 3 s | NNW (341°) |
| Thu 4:50 PM | 2.6 ft | 4 s | NNW (328°) |
| Thu 3:50 PM | 3.0 ft | 4 s | W (278°) |
| Thu 2:50 PM | 3.0 ft | 4 s | NNW (329°) |
| Thu 1:50 PM | 3.0 ft | 4 s | WNW (301°) |
| Thu 12:50 PM | 3.6 ft | 4 s | NW (311°) |
| Thu 11:50 AM | 3.9 ft | 4 s | NW (319°) |
| Thu 10:50 AM | 3.9 ft | 4 s | WNW (293°) |
| Thu 9:50 AM | 3.6 ft | 5 s | WNW (283°) |
| Thu 8:50 AM | 3.3 ft | 4 s | WNW (293°) |
| Thu 7:50 AM | 3.9 ft | 5 s | WNW (283°) |
| Thu 6:50 AM | 4.3 ft | 5 s | WNW (292°) |
| Thu 5:50 AM | 4.6 ft | 4 s | NW (312°) |
| Thu 4:50 AM | 4.9 ft | 8 s | S (188°) |
| Thu 3:50 AM | 4.3 ft | 8 s | S (182°) |
| Thu 2:50 AM | 4.3 ft | 5 s | W (271°) |
| Thu 1:50 AM | 3.6 ft | 7 s | SSE (160°) |
| Thu 12:50 AM | 3.6 ft | 8 s | SSE (156°) |
Coastal Washington, including Roque Bluffs. Issued 10:00 PM EDT Thu Oct 15.
| Forecast | Tomorrow | Saturday |
|---|---|---|
| Rip current risk | Low | Low |
| Surf | 1 foot or less, building to 2 to 4 feet in the afternoon | 2 to 3 feet |
| Water temperature | 53 °F. According to the USCG, when the water temperature is below 60 °F, the average submerged person could lose dexterity within minutes and be unable to accomplish simple tasks like buckling a life jacket or operating a radio | - |
| UV index | Low | - |
| Thunderstorm potential | None | None |
| Weather | Mostly cloudy. Rain | Partly sunny. A chance of showers |
| High temperature | In the mid 50s | In the upper 40s |
| Winds | Southeast winds around 10 mph, increasing to south around 20 mph in the afternoon | Northwest winds around 15 mph |
| Tides | Roque BluffsLow 2.0 ft, 9:09 AMHigh 11.5 ft, 3:20 PM | Roque BluffsLow 2.4 ft, 9:57 AMHigh 11.1 ft, 4:11 PM |
The 5 instruments nearest Grays Beach, how far away each one is, how high it stands, and what kind of measurement it makes. The nearest is 4.1 miles away.
measured now3 instruments
Cutler Farris WharfNDBC-CFWM1
At a harbour/10.9 mi away/-/- ft from here
temp, wind, gust, humidity, pressure
Rt. 9 EB Wesley102694
Beside a road/26.4 mi away/-/- ft from here
temp, pavement temp, wind, visibility, precip
Citizen station W1LH-13W1LH-13
In a volunteer observer's own ground/37.0 mi away/98 ft/- ft from here
temp, humidity, wind, precip, pressure
measured daily2 instruments
Machiasport 1.4 SWME-WS-1
In a volunteer observer's own ground/4.1 mi away/46 ft/- ft from here
precip, snowfall, snow depth
RobbinstonROBM1
At a cooperative observer's station/35.3 mi away/115 ft/- ft from here
snowfall, snow depth, precip, high, low
0in
Snow on the ground
Measured at Robbinston (ROBM1), 35.3 miles from here, read 14 Oct, 23:59. measured daily
23 places, each with its own forecast and its own instruments.
The nearest places, each with its own forecast and the instruments nearest it.