Well, this is awkward. We pulled up today’s forecast for Fenwick Island State Park and got… absolutely nothing. The temperature data is showing blank, the wind readings are MIA, and the humidity percentage has apparently gone into witness protection. With a high of °F and a low of °F, we can confidently say that today exists, and that’s about it.

The Great Weather Data Void: 7AM-7PM

Without hourly data to analyze, we’re essentially meteorological orphans here at Little Assawoman Bay. Normally, we’d tell you about wind speeds—perhaps starting at a gentle 5 mph in the morning, building to 12 mph by midday, then settling back to 8 mph by evening. But today? The wind could be 0 mph. It could be 30 mph. It could be blowing sideways in a direction science hasn’t discovered yet. We simply cannot tell you because our forecast gremlins have apparently taken the day off.

Through the Day (Theoretically)

On any normal January day at this Delaware coastal gem, early morning would bring brisk conditions, midday might offer a brief reprieve, and late afternoon would remind you why hot cocoa was invented. The wind would typically fluctuate throughout these hours—maybe 6 mph at 7am, 15 mph at noon, dropping to 10 mph by 5pm. But since our data cupboard is bare, we’re left with speculation and mild existential dread about what Little Assawoman Bay might throw at you today.

Who Should Brave the Unknown?

Today’s paddler profile is simple: the adventurous gambler who doesn’t need pesky things like “weather information” or “basic forecasting.” If you’re the type who kayaks first and asks questions never, and you’re comfortable with wind that could range from 0 mph to hurricane-adjacent, you might be today’s ideal customer for kayak rental Fenwick Island State Park.

Visit Details

Despite our data disaster, we still have 20 kayaks and 20 paddleboards ready and waiting from 9am to 6pm. Yes, we’re staffed and ready to help you navigate both the waters and the weather mystery. Looking for paddleboard rental Delaware style? We’ve got you covered—weather permitting, assuming weather exists today.

Should You Come Out?

If you’re searching for things to do Delaware offers on a winter day with unknown conditions, maybe start by checking the sky yourself. A Little Assawoman Bay kayak adventure awaits those brave enough to show up and assess conditions in person—old school style.

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.