NOAA CO-OPS 8720143
Sawpit Creek, 1 mi. above entrance tide chart
Tide predictions are for NOAA CO-OPS station Sawpit Creek, 1 mi. above entrance (8720143), datum MLLW. Times are the station's local time.
See today's Boat or Nope call for Sawpit Creek, 1 mi. above entranceToday
Thu, Oct 22
Hourly points on the curve are a cosine interpolation between NOAA high and low predictions. The high and low times themselves are the CO-OPS values.
This week
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Source and freshness
Retrieved from NOAA CO-OPS. Predictions stay cached for up to 6 hours, the same window harbor pages use. The page refreshes about every 15 minutes. Retrieved Oct 22, 7:25 PM EDT.
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Tide chart questions
Where do the Sawpit Creek, 1 mi. above entrance tide times come from?
High and low times come from NOAA CO-OPS station Sawpit Creek, 1 mi. above entrance (8720143). Heights are in feet relative to mean lower low water (MLLW), in the station's local time. This page requests the same predictions product as the Sawpit Creek, 1 mi. above entrance harbor briefing.
How current is this tide chart?
These are astronomical predictions. The page shows when Boat or Nope retrieved them from CO-OPS. The response is cached for up to 6 hours, the same window the harbor pages use, and the page itself refreshes about every 15 minutes.
Does the Sawpit Creek, 1 mi. above entrance tide chart include storm surge or observed water level?
The chart is the predicted tide. When CO-OPS reports a recent measured water level at this station, the Sawpit Creek, 1 mi. above entrance Go/No-Go page compares it with the prediction. This tide page does not add a separate water-level request.
Why is there one tide chart for this station?
This station has one canonical chart, titled for Sawpit Creek, 1 mi. above entrance, so searchers land on a single URL for this prediction.