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Coast Conditions / Washington

Washington Coast Conditions

Four counties touch the Washington coast; Pacific County is live: 13 towns from Ilwaco to North Cove. What each county’s own bars, highways, water and fire district say right now, dated; open a county or a town for the whole board.

Right now the live county

  • Readings are on the boards, dated.

Washington by county 1 of 4 live

Pierce CountyAdams CountyPend Oreille CountyKing CountyChelan CountyKittitas CountyGarfield CountyGrant CountyOkanogan CountyFranklin CountyKlickitat CountyClark CountySkagit CountyWalla Walla CountyPacific County · LiveCowlitz CountyWahkiakum CountyLewis CountyClallam County · Not yetGrays Harbor County · Not yetJefferson County · Not yetLincoln CountyMason CountySan Juan CountyStevens CountyWhatcom CountyDouglas CountySnohomish CountyThurston CountyColumbia CountyYakima CountyBenton CountyIsland CountySpokane CountyWhitman CountyFerry CountySkamania CountyAsotin CountyKitsap County
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Counties, north to south each county’s own bars, highways, water and land

What a board covers the same eleven readings on every county and town page

Every morning

Tides for the nearest station, the Coast Guard bar report, the marine zone forecast, the land forecast and hourly.

On the road

WSDOT incidents and closures on the highways that reach the town, fire danger and IFPL for its district, air quality from the nearest monitor.

And the rest

WA DOH shellfish closures, USGS earthquakes near the coast, NTWC tsunami status.

Every reading dated

Each carries when the agency published it and when the board last checked, and a link to the source. Stale readings say so.

Guides what the readings mean, and where they come from

Razor clam digs: how a date becomes an openingWhy a dig is approved dates on a named beach, not a seasonHow to read a bar reportRestricted, closed, unmanned: what the Coast Guard meansTsunami: what to doThe one nobody will warn you about, where the shaking is the warningShellfish closures, explainedWhy DOH open and WDFW open are two different permissions