TideglanceTide times for every US beach, bay and harbor
Live NOAA predictions for 3,279 stations — next tide, tide clock, best beach & fishing windows, 7-day table. No app, no sign-up.
3,279 stations1,234 reference stations29 states & territoriesLive from NOAA CO-OPS
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Click any dotReference station Subordinate station · Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico and the islands are in the state list below
How to read the tide
- High & low times are when the water turns. Most US coasts see two highs and two lows a day; the Gulf often sees one.
- Heights are feet above MLLW, the average low. 0.0 ft is a normal low; negative numbers mean an unusually low tide — best for tide pools and clamming.
- Spring tides (new & full moon) are bigger; neap tides (quarter moons) are smaller.
- Best windows on each station page: beach and tide pools around a daylight low, fishing around the turn, boating around the higher high.
- Predictions are astronomical. Wind, pressure and storm surge move the real level — check the observed reading where a sensor exists.