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Port Townsend, WA Daily Water Report — September 1, 2026

Today in Port Townsend, a calm day awaits those eager to hit the water. Boaters, this is your moment with a solid 7.7/10 score. Expect smooth sailing with gentle winds around 5 knots from the SSE, only occasionally gusting higher. The sea is about as flat as it gets with wave heights barely brushing 0.12 meters, hitting their calmest point at 0.04 meters around 11:00 AM. This tranquility makes for an excellent boating and kayaking day—though the kayaking score is a bit lower at 6.1/10, likely due to the mild ocean current moving at 1.2 m/s. Fishing enthusiasts will find the solunar periods promising, especially the major window from 3:22 to 5:22 AM and again from 3:22 to 5:22 PM. With a fishing score of 7.4/10, it's a decent day to cast a line. The stable barometric pressure at 1008 hPa and no rain in sight add to the favorable conditions. Surfers, however, might want to temper their expectations. The waves are too mellow for much action, reflected in a surfing score of just 4.5/10. For wildlife watchers, an 8/10 score suggests a fruitful day, likely benefiting from the calm conditions and favorable solunar timings. Looking ahead, the wind is set to pick up significantly tomorrow, with gusts reaching 21.6 knots. So, today might be your best bet for a peaceful outing on the water. As the week progresses, conditions will vary, with the calmest seas predicted around September 4th. So, if you’re seeking serenity, plan accordingly. In summary, for a tranquil day on the water, today offers some of the best conditions you'll see all week.