Welcome to today’s paddling forecast at Fenwick Island State Park, where Mother Nature has decided to run the sprinklers all day long. We’re looking at a high of 68°F and a low of 63°F, with rain showers dominating from dawn to dusk. The morning kicks off with 15 mph east winds and 100% humidity—because apparently, we’re paddling inside a cloud today.

Paddling Window: 7AM-7PM

Let’s break this down honestly: you’re going to get wet. At 7am, we start at 63°F with those brisk 15 mph east winds churning up Little Assawoman Bay. The rain intensifies from “chance” to “likely” by 8am and stays there through early afternoon. Temperatures crawl upward at a glacial pace—65°F by 8am, 66°F by 10am, finally hitting our peak of 68°F around 2-3pm. Your best sub-window? Aim for 4pm-7pm when wind drops to a much gentler 5 mph and the rain becomes merely “chance” rather than “likely.” That’s your golden window if such a thing exists today.

Through the Day

Early morning paddlers face the worst of it: 15 mph winds from the east creating choppy conditions on the bay from 7am through 9am. By 10am, winds ease to 10 mph and hold steady through 3pm—more manageable but still enough to make beginners work for it. The afternoon shift is where things improve: by 4pm, winds drop to 5 mph northeast, holding there through 7pm when they shift north. Temperature-wise, you’re stuck in a narrow 63-68°F band all day, so dress for damp and cool conditions regardless of when you show up.

Why Today Works

This is a day for experienced paddlers who laugh at rain and consider 10 mph winds a light massage. If you own proper rain gear and view soggy adventures as character building, paddleboard rental Delaware style could be your jam today. Fair-weather paddlers should probably Netflix and chill instead—no judgment.

Visit Details

Kayak Kiosk has 20 kayaks and 20 paddleboards ready for adventurous souls from 9am to 6pm. Our staff is on-site and happy to discuss whether you’ve lost your mind or if you’re just that committed to your Little Assawoman Bay kayak experience.

Should You Come Today?

If you’re searching for things to do Delaware on a rainy day and your definition of fun includes being waterlogged from above AND below, today is your day. Everyone else—we’ll see you when the sun returns!

Weather & Safety Disclaimer: This forecast is based on current data and is subject to rapid change. Always check current conditions in person before paddling. Water conditions can change suddenly and unexpectedly. Kayak Kiosk is not liable for changes in weather, water conditions, or personal injury. Paddlers assume all risks associated with paddling. Always wear a properly fitting PFD, check official weather forecasts, and use good judgment. Do not paddle in conditions you are uncomfortable with.