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Toke Point, WA Daily Water Report — August 31, 2026

Today's conditions at Toke Point are a mixed bag, but divers will find it especially rewarding with a top score of 8.2/10. The ocean is offering a calm wave height of 0.76 meters with a gentle swell from the northwest, making it an ideal day for underwater exploration. The water temperature is a comfortable 18.5°C, and visibility is excellent, thanks to the clear skies and no rain in sight. For paddlers and boaters, the 7.3/10 and 7.6/10 scores, respectively, suggest favorable conditions. Winds are light, coming from the northeast at around 5 knots, but be alert for gusts up to 13.4 knots, especially around 9 AM. The tides are also in your favor, with a high tide at 3:31 AM and another at 3:45 PM, providing ample opportunity for smooth navigation. Surfers, while today's 6.9/10 may not be the best of the week, the consistent swell and moderate wave period could still offer some decent rides. The best window for catching waves is likely around the mid-afternoon high tide. Fishing is a bit below par at 5.9/10. While the solunar tables suggest some activity, the falling barometric pressure might not be in your favor. Compared to yesterday's 7.1/10, it seems the fish have decided to take a bit of a break. Looking ahead, the weather is set to change with increasing winds and a significant chance of rain by September 2nd. This weekend, however, promises a return to more stable conditions with warmer temperatures and lighter winds. For today, diving is the standout choice, with a calm sea and excellent visibility making for a memorable underwater adventure.