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Tacoma, WA Daily Water Report — August 30, 2026

Today’s conditions in Tacoma are well-suited for a range of water activities, with boating leading the pack at a solid 8.8/10. The water remains as flat as a pancake with no waves or swell to speak of, making it perfect for a leisurely cruise or a kayaking expedition. Winds are mild, peaking at 7 knots from the NNE, providing just enough breeze for a pleasant sailing experience, rated at 7.7/10. Fishing enthusiasts can expect a decent day with a score of 7.8/10. The solunar major period this afternoon from 13:46 to 15:46 could be your best bet for reeling in a catch. The air temperature hovers around a comfortable 17.3°C, dipping from a low of 11.4°C to a high of 22.5°C, with no rain on the horizon. A high-pressure system is slightly on the decline at 1017 hPa, but it’s nothing to worry about for today’s activities. Divers will find the calm conditions favorable with an 8/10 rating, although the lack of underwater visibility data means a bit of mystery beneath the surface. Meanwhile, surfers should temper their expectations, as the flat conditions keep the surfing score at a low 4.5/10. Wildlife watchers have a respectable 7.6/10 score to look forward to, especially during the solunar minor periods. Looking ahead, the next few days maintain the calm, with no significant waves forecasted. However, keep an eye on September 2nd when rain chances spike to 86%, potentially stirring things up. For today, if you’re looking for the ultimate water experience, a tranquil boating trip under the clear skies of Tacoma is the way to go.