Well, well, well. February has apparently lost its calendar and decided to cosplay as late April. Today at Fenwick Island State Park, we’re looking at a downright suspicious high of 65°F under sunny skies, climbing from a chilly 42°F at dawn. The universe is clearly up to something, but we’re not asking questions—we’re just grabbing paddles.

Paddling Window: 7AM-7PM

Here’s where it gets interesting. Early birds at 7am face 42°F with gentle 5 mph westerly winds and near-sauna humidity at 96%—basically, you’ll see your breath while simultaneously feeling clammy. By 9am, temperatures leap to 53°F, and by 11am, you’re sitting pretty at 60°F with winds picking up to 10 mph from the southwest. That 10 mph breeze holds steady through 4pm, which means Little Assawoman Bay will have just enough texture to keep things interesting without turning your kayak into a rodeo bull. The sweet spot? Absolutely the 1pm-4pm window when you’ve got peak temps of 64-65°F, manageable 10 mph winds, and humidity that’s dropped to a civilized 52-56%.

Through the Day on Little Assawoman Bay

The morning progression is genuinely dramatic: 42°F at 7am, 57°F by 10am, maxing out at 65°F between 1pm and 2pm. Early morning paddlers at those 5 mph wind speeds will find glassy conditions but will need layers—and possibly therapy for whatever possessed them to paddle in February at dawn. Midday brings that 10 mph southwest wind, perfect for a slight challenge on the bay. By 5pm, winds drop back to 5 mph and temps settle to 60°F—still absurdly pleasant for the month that usually makes us question our life choices.

Who Should Paddle Today

This is a unicorn day for kayak rental at Fenwick Island State Park. The 5-10 mph wind range is ideal for beginners who want calm-ish water and experienced paddlers who appreciate a little push. If you’ve been hibernating since October, today’s conditions are basically Delaware’s apology letter. Paddleboard rental Delaware enthusiasts—your window is 11am-4pm when it’s warm enough and winds are consistent but not chaotic.

Visit Details

We’ve got 20 kayaks and 20 paddleboards ready to go, available from 9am to 6pm. Our staff is on-site and mildly suspicious about why February is being so generous, but ready to help you gear up for things to do Delaware style.

Should You Come Today?

If you’ve ever wondered what Little Assawoman Bay kayak adventures feel like when the weather gods aren’t actively punishing you, today is your answer. Get out here before February remembers what month it is and sends a nor’easter to restore balance.

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.