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Port of West Sacramento, Washington Lake, CA Daily Water Report — August 24, 2026

Today at the Port of West Sacramento, it's a near-perfect day for boating and kayaking, with scores of 8.9 and 8 out of 10, respectively. The water is as calm as it gets, with wave heights at a consistent 0 meters throughout the day, making it a smooth ride for those looking to paddle or sail. The wind is gentle, predominantly from the southwest at 6 knots, with gusts peaking at 17.3 knots later this evening. This provides a pleasant breeze without the worry of choppy waters. Fishing enthusiasts might find the day slightly less thrilling, with a score of 5.8 out of 10. The solunar periods suggest the best times to cast a line are from 9:07 to 11:07 in the morning and again from 21:07 to 23:07 in the evening. The waxing gibbous moon, 84% illuminated, rises in the late afternoon, which might add a touch of magic to your evening fishing session. Diving conditions remain stable with a score of 7.6 out of 10, mirroring yesterday's conditions. Although marine sea surface temperatures are unavailable, the calm waters and clear skies make for a pleasant underwater exploration. As for wildlife enthusiasts, a score of 6.2 out of 10 suggests moderate activity, so keep your eyes peeled during the solunar major and minor periods for any interesting sightings. Looking ahead, the weather is set to heat up, with temperatures soaring to 39.2°C by the 27th. Winds will pick up slightly, but the chance of rain remains slim. For those planning outdoor activities, today offers one of the best windows for calm and enjoyable conditions, especially for boating and kayaking.