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Pickering Passage
Bay
Cold water — serious cold-shock risk today
Cold waterCold water — serious cold-shock risk today: water temperature is 58°F, cold enough to cause cold-water shock on sudden immersion.
- Water temperature is 58°F, cold enough to cause cold-water shock on sudden immersion.
strait between the mainland and Hartstine Island in Mason County, Washington state, United States of America
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Cold water — serious cold-shock risk today
Cold waterCold water — serious cold-shock risk today: water temperature is 58°F, cold enough to cause cold-water shock on sudden immersion.
- Water temperature is 58°F, cold enough to cause cold-water shock on sudden immersion. — NOAA buoy TCNW1, as of Aug 23, 4:54 PM UTC
No official beach-advisory feed for Washington yet — follow posted signs and local guidance.
Live data from NOAA buoy TCNW1 (22.6 mi away), as of Aug 23, 4:54 PM UTC.
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Frequently asked questions
- Where is Pickering Passage?
- Pickering Passage is a bay in Washington.
- What is the water temperature at Pickering Passage?
- As of August 23, 2026, the water temperature at Pickering Passage in Washington is 58°F (14°C), measured by NOAA buoy TCNW1, 22.6 miles away.
- Can you swim at Pickering Passage?
- Cold water — serious cold-shock risk today: water temperature is 58°F, cold enough to cause cold-water shock on sudden immersion. Checked August 23, 2026.
- What amenities does Pickering Passage have?
- Visitor-listed amenities at Pickering Passage include camping-nearby.
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