Clarks Cove, MA Marine Weather | Pinewater
Clarks Cove, MA
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Waning Gibbous
Next full
moon
: 24 days
Moonset: 9:54 AM
Water level
0.87
ft
above MLLW
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+6
+4
+2
0
-2
+0.87
Falling Tide
Low
tide
in 6min
0.50 ft · 5:59 am
Water temp
45°
F
Cold
Air temp
30°
F
L:30
H:47
Feels like 21°
Wind
NW
10
MPH
Gentle breeze
25 mph gusts
Wave Height
1.6 ft
Slight
Humidity
61%
18° dew point
Very dry
UV Index
0
Low
Air Pressure
1034mb
Very high
Visibility
18.0 mi
Perfectly clear
Next Tide Predictions
Today
Low
5:59 am
0.50 ft
High
1:13 pm
2.62 ft
Low
6:01 pm
0.42 ft
Thursday
High
1:40 am
3.10 ft
Low
6:52 am
0.66 ft
High
2:10 pm
2.54 ft
Low
6:58 pm
0.57 ft
Friday
High
2:41 am
3.02 ft
Low
7:56 am
0.76 ft
High
3:15 pm
2.60 ft
Low
8:07 pm
0.67 ft
Saturday
High
3:46 am
3.04 ft
Low
9:17 am
0.72 ft
High
4:16 pm
2.80 ft
Low
9:33 pm
0.61 ft
Sunday
High
4:42 am
3.16 ft
Low
10:21 am
0.55 ft
High
5:08 pm
3.11 ft
Low
10:41 pm
0.40 ft
Monday
High
5:33 am
3.31 ft
Low
11:07 am
0.33 ft
High
5:56 pm
3.46 ft
Low
11:35 pm
0.15 ft
Tuesday
High
6:20 am
3.47 ft
Low
11:49 am
0.09 ft
High
6:41 pm
3.83 ft
How this works
NOAA Predictions
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Clarks Point tide station (1.22 mi)
How this works
Satellite Observations
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~5mi resolution
Times in Eastern Daylight Time
1 Active Notice
Small Craft Advisory
NWS Boston/Norton MA
Wed 2:57 AM
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Wed 8:00 AM EDT
Wed 2:57 AM → Wed 8:00 AM EDT
WHAT
North winds 15 to 20 kt with gusts up to 30 kt and seas around 3 feet.
WHERE
In Massachusetts coastal waters, Vineyard Sound and Buzzards Bay. In Rhode Island coastal waters, Rhode Island Sound.
WHEN
Until 8 AM EDT this morning.
IMPACTS
Conditions will be hazardous to small craft.
Recommendations
Inexperienced mariners, especially those operating smaller vessels, should avoid navigating in hazardous conditions.
