NOAA CO-OPS 8760416

Southeast Pass tide chart

Tide predictions are for NOAA CO-OPS station Southeast Pass (8760416), datum MLLW. Times are the station's local time.

See today's Boat or Nope call for Southeast Pass

Today

Thu, Oct 22

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Today's predicted tide, feet above MLLW. High and low marks are the CO-OPS turns.

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

High and low tides

High and low tides for the next seven days. Times are station local time. Heights are feet above MLLW.
DayHighLowSun
Thu, Oct 22Today
  • Rising to high, 1.26 ft
  • Rising to high, 1.07 ft
  • Falling to low, 0.88 ft
  • Rise
  • Set
Fri, Oct 23
  • Rising to high, 1.14 ft
  • Rising to high, 1.23 ft
  • Falling to low, 0.92 ft
  • Falling to low, 1.05 ft
  • Rise
  • Set
Sat, Oct 24
  • Rising to high, 1.45 ft
  • Falling to low, 0.70 ft
  • Rise
  • Set
Sun, Oct 25
  • Rising to high, 1.67 ft
  • Falling to low, 0.47 ft
  • Rise
  • Set
Mon, Oct 26
  • Rising to high, 1.88 ft
  • Falling to low, 0.26 ft
  • Rise
  • Set
Tue, Oct 27
  • Rising to high, 2.03 ft
  • Falling to low, 0.09 ft
  • Rise
  • Set
Wed, Oct 28
  • Rising to high, 2.12 ft
  • Falling to low, -0.04 ft
  • Rise
  • Set

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, 6:21 PM CDT.

CO-OPS station 8760416 · Prediction request

Tide chart questions

Where do the Southeast Pass tide times come from?

High and low times come from NOAA CO-OPS station Southeast Pass (8760416). 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 Southeast Pass 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 Southeast Pass 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 Southeast Pass 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 Southeast Pass, so searchers land on a single URL for this prediction.