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Cherry Point, WA Daily Water Report — August 29, 2026

Today is a great day for boating around Cherry Point, with a top score of 8.6/10. Conditions are favorable for a smooth ride, thanks to gentle winds from the SSE at 7 knots, gusting up to 11. The water is calm with wave heights peaking at a mere 0.5 meters, so expect a pleasant, undisturbed outing on the water. The sea surface temperature is a cozy 15.9°C, slightly warmer than average, making it comfortable for those who might want to dip their toes. Fishing also looks promising with a score of 7.6/10. The full moon phase and ideal solunar periods between 1:04 AM and 3:04 AM, and again from 1:04 PM to 3:04 PM, suggest some active bites. The high chlorophyll levels indicate a bloom, which could mean good catches for those in the know. Kayakers and divers will find the conditions agreeable too, with scores just above 7. However, surfers might find the waves less thrilling with a score of 4.5/10, as the swell is minimal at 0.16 meters from 308 degrees. Looking ahead, the weather remains fairly stable over the next few days with temperatures ranging from 12°C to 21°C, and the wind staying under 15 knots. Rain chances are low until September 2nd, when a significant increase in wind and precipitation is expected. If you're planning an outing, today is your best bet for a serene day on the water, especially for boaters and anglers. The calm before the weekend’s potential stormier weather makes it a prime time to enjoy the marine beauty Cherry Point offers.