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TEMCO Kalama Terminal, WA Daily Water Report — August 25, 2026

Today at the TEMCO Kalama Terminal, the water beckons with prime conditions for boating and kayaking, both scoring impressively at 9.4 and 9 out of 10, respectively. The glassy calm of the Columbia River, with wave heights at a consistent 0 meters, means smooth sailing for paddlers and boaters alike. The wind is a gentle whisper at 3 knots from the northwest, with only the occasional gust reaching up to 14.2 knots later in the evening. This makes for a tranquil day on the water, ideal for leisurely exploration. Diving enthusiasts will find decent conditions with a 7.6/10 score. While the water clarity specifics aren't available, the lack of wind waves and the stable atmospheric pressure should make for a pleasant underwater experience. On the wildlife front, an 8.9/10 score suggests a good chance of interesting sights, particularly around the solunar major period from 10:02 to 12:02. Fishing scores a moderate 6.7/10 today. The solunar periods suggest the best bites might happen late morning or late evening, aligning with the low tide at 10:58. Meanwhile, surfers will find little joy with a score of 4.5/10 due to the complete absence of swell. Comparing with recent days, today's boating conditions are slightly improved from yesterday's 8.7/10, while the fishing score has ticked up a notch from 5.7/10. The consistent calm over the past few days suggests a stable spell of weather. Looking ahead, the weather remains dry with temperatures easing slightly as the week progresses. Winds will stay light, and the ocean will remain flat through the end of the month. For today's best bet, grab a kayak or a boat and enjoy the serene waters under clear skies—it's a day made for floating.