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COASTAL WATER · NOAA

Coastal Tide Forecast

Read the rise and fall. NOAA tide predictions for mapped coastal stations, with local times and clear context.

US locations · Mapped coastal stations · Local tide times
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Predicted high & low tides

Your local outlook

Choose a place to see the conditions.

Enter a supported coastal ZIP from the coverage list below · Times shown locally

MAPPED STATION COVERAGE

Start with a supported coastal ZIP

We use a maintained ZIP-to-station map. A nearby station across a peninsula or in another bay may not represent your fishing water. Unmapped and inland locations do not show tide predictions.

Savannah / Bull Street, Savannah RiverZIP 31401 Miami downtown — Miamarina, Biscayne BayZIP 33130 Miami Beach — San Marino IslandZIP 33139 Corpus Christi — Texas State Aquarium / USS LexingtonZIP 78401

Coverage currently includes these 4 ZIP codes. A coastal ZIP outside this list is not yet covered. For other locations, use NOAA Tides & Currents.

Frequently asked questions

Which locations have tide forecasts?

We currently support ZIP codes 31401 (Savannah), 78401 (Corpus Christi), 33139 (Miami Beach), and 33130 (Miami). Inland and unmapped ZIP codes do not display tide predictions. Being near the coast alone does not establish a reliable station match.

Are the hourly tide heights measured water levels?

No. The hourly curve is a cosine interpolation between NOAA predicted high and low tides. Heights are in feet above MLLW. Wind, river flow and local geography can change actual water levels.

Does high or low tide tell me when the current is slack?

No. Tide height and tidal current are different products. This page does not provide current speed, current direction, or slack-current predictions.

Can I view tide data if the weather forecast is unavailable?

Yes. This tide page requests NOAA tide predictions separately from the weather service. If NOAA is unavailable, the page shows an explicit error rather than sample predictions.

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