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Toke Point, WA Daily Water Report — September 1, 2026

Today at Toke Point, the water's calling, especially for sailors. With a robust sailing score of 8.2/10, this is the best day on the water for you wind-chasers in a while. The south-southwest winds are blowing at a steady 11 knots, gusting up to 23 knots by late evening. This provides a thrilling ride without the white-knuckle chaos. The wave heights are manageable, peaking at around 1 meter, with the calmest period mid-morning. Surfers will find a decent day with a score of 7.4/10. The swell is coming in from 281 degrees at 0.54 meters, offering some fun rides for those looking to carve up the small but consistent waves. Fishing enthusiasts can expect a good catch with a solid 7.8/10, particularly during the major solunar periods in the early morning and late afternoon. The stable barometric pressure at 1010 hPa suggests steady conditions without rain, and visibility is clear at 14.6 km. Kayakers, however, might want to hold off today, as the conditions are less favorable with a score of 4.9/10. The combination of gusty winds and moderate wave action could make paddling more of a workout than a pleasure cruise. Boaters should also exercise caution with a moderate score of 6.1/10, as the wind and waves could challenge smaller crafts. Looking ahead, tomorrow's conditions will bring more challenging seas with increased wave heights and a high chance of rain. If you're planning an outing, today is your best bet before the weather turns. For a memorable experience, set your sails and catch the afternoon breeze—it’s your ticket to a fantastic day on the water.