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Cherry Point, WA Daily Water Report — August 25, 2026

Today at Cherry Point, the water conditions are calling out to boaters and kayakers with near-perfect scores of 9.5/10 and 9.4/10 respectively. The calm seas, with wave heights peaking at just 0.3 meters and dropping to a mere 0.04 meters around 5 PM, are ideal for a smooth ride. With wind speeds gently whispering at 2 knots from the east, gusting only slightly more, you're in for a serene day on the water. The fishing scene is a bit of a mixed bag today, scoring a 6.5/10. While the solunar tables suggest major activity windows late morning and late evening, the very high chlorophyll levels indicate a bloom that could impact water clarity. However, the waxing gibbous moon might just lend a hand, especially during the evening major period. Surfers, on the other hand, might want to keep their boards dry today. With the surfing score sitting at 4.5/10, the small 0.2-meter swell from the northwest and brief wave periods won’t provide much of a ride. For sailors, the day isn't much better, with a score of 5.6/10, thanks to the light winds and minimal wave action. Diving enthusiasts will find the conditions unchanged from recent days, holding steady at 7.1/10. The water temperature is a comfortable 15.3°C, and the visibility is decent, making for a pleasant underwater exploration. Looking ahead, the next few days promise similar calm conditions with a slight cooling trend and minimal rain chances. The best bet for your water adventures today is definitely boating or kayaking—take advantage of the calm waters and light winds for a delightful day out.