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Port Chicago, CA Daily Water Report — August 22, 2026

Today is a prime day for sailing at Port Chicago, with a stellar score of 9.2 out of 10. The wind is cooperating beautifully, blowing at a consistent 10 knots from the west, with gusts maxing out at a manageable 17 knots. These conditions, coupled with the clear skies and minimal cloud cover, make for an exhilarating day on the water. Boating enthusiasts also have a reason to cheer, as the calm, wave-free conditions offer a smooth ride, scoring a solid 7.9. For those hoping to cast a line, the fishing score of 5.8 suggests moderate success. The major solunar periods from 7:26 to 9:26 AM and 7:26 to 9:26 PM could be your best bet for a catch. The barometric pressure is on the decline, which might not be ideal for fishing but shouldn't deter the determined angler. Surfing, however, is not in the cards today. With a wave height of zero, you'd be hard-pressed to find a ripple, let alone a wave to ride. Kayakers can enjoy a decent outing with a score of 6; the calm waters make for easy paddling, though the lack of tidal data could mean less dynamic currents to navigate. Divers will enjoy excellent conditions, scoring an impressive 8.2. The sea surface temperature is a warm 22.8°C, and windless waters promise clear underwater visibility, perfect for exploring. Looking ahead, the weather continues to be favorable with temperatures hovering in the low to mid-30s Celsius for the next few days and no significant wind or precipitation on the horizon. If you're seeking the perfect day to set sail with minimal fuss, today is your golden opportunity.