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Seattle, WA Daily Water Report — August 24, 2026

Seattle's waters are calling, and today is a prime day for boating and kayaking. With a boating score of 9.2/10 and kayaking at 8.6/10, you won't find much to complain about on the water. The waves are gentle, peaking at just 0.3 meters, and the wind is manageable, ranging from 0.9 to 7.8 knots. Expect a calm start to the day, with the calmest waves around midnight. Divers will also find favorable conditions, with a solid score of 8.4/10. The water temperature is a comfortable 15.6°C, though it's 4°C warmer than average, so expect a bit of a balmy dip. The clear skies and minimal wind waves make for excellent visibility underwater. Fishing and sailing are slightly less optimal, scoring 6.2/10 and 6.3/10, respectively. The fishing might be a bit slower, but the solunar periods suggest the best chances late morning and after 9 PM. Sailing faces some variability with gusts reaching 15.2 knots by 9 PM, so timing your outing earlier in the day might be wise. Surfing enthusiasts might want to sit this one out, as the 4.5/10 score reflects the modest wave heights and short periods. Wildlife watchers have a moderate 6.1/10 score, with solunar periods suggesting some activity around dusk. Looking ahead, the next few days promise similar calm seas with low wave heights, though temperatures will rise slightly, peaking at 29.4°C by August 26. Rain isn't much of a concern until the 28th, when there's a 30% chance of showers. In summary, if you're looking to glide through Seattle's serene waters, today is your day. Just remember, the early bird gets the calm seas and avoids the evening gusts.