Between Rose Spit and Overfall Shoal (NOAA PCT2606_1) Daily Water Report — November 1, 2026

Weather and water snapshot

Forecast snapshot assembled Nov 1, 05:28 p.m. GMT-7. Times use America/Vancouver. Saved source values are shown immediately; missing readings remain unavailable. Check source times before planning an outing.

The best supported daylight fishing outing was 08:11–10:11 local time, a 2-hour window rated 7/10 (Good). Bite potential was 6.4/10 (Good), helped by the 06:31–08:31 solunar major period, but that is a timing cue rather than a feeding guarantee. No tide data was available, so local tide timing and flow could not be assessed. This was the strongest supported daylight option from the available forecast hours. Overall fishing was 2/10 (Poor): Wind limits outing comfort, Large waves limit outing conditions, and Tide timing unavailable. The marine forecast called for 2.26 m waves at 8.25 seconds, with a 2.1 m swell from 145 degrees. A west wind near 15 knots, gusting 23 knots, added to the exposure. A captain still needs to confirm departure conditions. The evening major period ran 18:31–20:31, but it was after sunset and is not a daylight outing recommendation. Winds eased from 9 knots at 18:00 to 2 knots at 20:00, then rain began after 21:00 and wind rebuilt to 15 knots by 23:00. The calmest forecast wave height was still 1.46 m near 23:00. Boating was 2/10 (Poor), with Large waves limit outing conditions. Kayaking was also 2/10 (Poor): Wind limits outing comfort, Wind limits paddling conditions, and Large waves limit outing conditions. Sailing rated 4/10 (Fair), limited by Waves limit outing comfort. These scores reflect the overall outing, not a departure approval. Wildlife viewing was 5/10 (Fair), with Wind limits outing comfort. Shoreline Adventures rated 4/10 (Fair), limited by Wind limits outing comfort and Tide contribution unavailable. No continuously covered daylight weather window was available for a shoreline outing, and there was no tide information to support crossing or access timing. Water temperature was 9.4 C, with air temperatures near 9–10 C under full cloud. Pressure was rising from around 1007 hPa. Rain was forecast from 17:00 onward, becoming more noticeable after 21:00. The next two days show lower wave ranges than November 1, at 1.2–1.8 m on November 2 and 1.0–1.4 m on November 3, though both days carry high precipitation chances and sampled winds above 21 knots. Conditions are forecast to worsen sharply November 4–5, with waves potentially reaching 3.2–3.8 m and stronger winds.

Activity assessments

Forecast-based planning assessments, not navigation or access permission.

Complete hourly weather forecast

Complete hourly marine forecast

Modeled ocean currents

Surface-model output is not suitable for navigation or local slack-water timing.

Sun, moon and solunar timing

Sunrise: 08:48. Sunset: 18:13. Moon phase: Last Quarter.

Shoreline adventures 2026-11-01

Coverage: unavailable. No continuously covered daylight weather window for this date Source: Unavailable. Times use America/Vancouver. These are forecast assessments, not beach access, harvesting permission or safe navigation boundaries.

Sources and availability

ocean: NOAA CoastWatch.

river: not applicable.

tides: unavailable.

marine: Paradise Modern marine forecast.

weather: Paradise Modern / MET Norway model forecast.

How the water looked at Between Rose Spit and Overfall Shoal (NOAA PCT2606_1)

The conditions record includes 9.7 °C air temperature, 14.773218139199999 knot wind, gusts to 22.9373650056 knots, and 1007.1 hPa pressure.

Ocean: NOAA CoastWatch; Tides: unavailable; Marine: Paradise Modern marine forecast; Weather: Paradise Modern / MET Norway model forecast

Earlier Between Rose Spit and Overfall Shoal (NOAA PCT2606_1) daily reports

This is the earliest finished report currently available for this location.