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Charleston, OR Daily Water Report — September 1, 2026

Today in Charleston, OR, the call for water enthusiasts is a resounding "yes" for surfers and divers, with scores of 8/10 and 7.6/10 respectively. The waves are cooperative, peaking at just 1.3 meters with a friendly swell direction from 302 degrees, making for a smooth ride on the board. Divers will appreciate the stable conditions and the slightly warmer-than-average sea surface temperature of 14.3°C, although visibility is not specified. Anglers have a decent shot today with a fishing score of 7.1/10, bolstered by favorable solunar periods. The best bite might just coincide with the major solunar periods from 3:28 to 5:28 AM and 3:28 to 5:28 PM. However, the absence of tide data could be a curveball, so keep a keen eye on the water's rhythm. Sailors and boaters, take note: while the wind is a moderate 7 knots from the SSW, gusts could reach up to 25.5 knots by 8 PM, which might test your seamanship. Sailing scores a respectable 7.2/10, but with boating at 6.1/10, caution is advised. Kayakers might want to sit this one out with a low score of 4.5/10, as the current is brisk at 1.1 m/s toward 72 degrees, challenging even the most seasoned paddlers. Looking back, today's conditions are a bit of a mixed bag compared to recent days. Yesterday's boating and kayaking were more favorable, but today brings better prospects for surfers and anglers. As we move into the next few days, expect increasing wave heights and a high chance of rain tomorrow, which could dampen plans. Conditions are predicted to improve by the weekend, with calmer seas and lower precipitation chances. For now, seize the opportunity to surf or dive; these are your best bets for a memorable day on the water.