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Steveston, BC Daily Water Report — August 29, 2026

Today in Steveston, it's a fine day for sailing enthusiasts with a top score of 9.2/10. The winds are blowing from the northwest at a steady 11 knots, gusting up to 17, which should provide enough power for an exhilarating sail. While the air feels a bit brisk at 13.7°C, the clear skies and impressive 18.9 km visibility make for a delightful day on the water. The tides are playing a lively game with a high of 3.29m mid-morning and dipping down to 0.92m by late afternoon, which could add some spice to your navigation plans. For anglers, the fishing conditions are strong, scoring an 8/10, thanks to the favorable solunar periods and rising barometric pressure. The full moon might just bring a few extra bites during the major fishing windows. Boating scores a solid 7.6/10, with manageable wave heights peaking at 0.6m early in the day, calming down significantly by late evening. It's a good time to cruise, but keep an eye on those gusts. Surfers, however, may find the waves a bit underwhelming with a score of 5.1/10, as the swell remains modest at 0.08m. Kayakers should be cautious as the wind and wave conditions are less favorable today, reflected in a middling 5.5/10 score. Divers will find the water temperature at 16°C quite comfortable, maintaining a steady 7.2/10 score for underwater exploration. Looking ahead, the weather is cooling off slightly with a chance of rain increasing as we approach September. For a memorable outing, sail during the late afternoon when the wind is steady and the tides are on the rise, offering both challenge and reward to those willing to seize the day.