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Family scalloping season, mooring lottery and more on the harbor (opens the original)
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(Oct. 1, 2026) The moon is currently waning, in the first phase post-full moon. It can be seen through the early morning daylight hours on the western horizon. The tides have been extreme, due to the northeasterly winds and coastal flooding, and will continue to stretch throughout the weekend ahead. The low tides are predicted to line up nicely with the opening of family bay scallop season, falling mid-morning to noon Friday and Saturday. The temperature in the harbor has dipped to about 62 degr
Junior lifeguards and harbormasters take to the water (opens the original)
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(Aug. 27, 2026) The moon will be full tomorrow night, Friday, Aug. 28, the full sturgeon moon. The tides throughout the weekend ahead are predicted to rise and fall three and a half feet, their normal range, and the temperature in the harbor continues to hover at around 74 degrees, warmer than normal for this time of year. The slowdown on the island became palpable early this week both on and off the water. The anchorage emptied out, there were open slips on the east face of the Nantucket Boat B
Waterfront News: Celebration of sailing wraps up Sunday (opens the original)
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(Aug. 13, 2026) The moon is currently in a waxing crescent phase, the first phase after the new moon. The tides have been stretching higher of late and will continue to do so throughout the weekend ahead. The temperature in the harbor has crept up to 77 degrees, the warmest of the season yet. The dog days of summer are officially here and the busiest week on the waterfront is upon us. The anchorage is brimming with masts aplenty and outside the east jetty there is a cluster of larger yachts form
Waterfront News: Tree of Life, a true classic tall ship, graces the harbor (opens the original)
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(July 9, 2026) The moon is currently a waning crescent, her illumination growing smaller each day until the next new moon on July 14. The tides have continued to rise higher than predicted, especially early in the week with Tuesdayâs deluge. The temperature in the harbor had reached 76 prior to the northeasterly blow, but with cooler air temperatures, itâs likely dipped back down into the lower 70s. During the past week weâve seen it all on the waterfront, from a July 4 full of abundant su
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