Tide times in Connecticut
High and low tides at all 41 NOAA tide stations in Connecticut, 3 of them water level stations that measure the tide as well as predict it. Each station has today’s tides, a 7-day table, the tide curve, sunrise, sunset and the moon. Times are local; heights are feet above mean lower low water.
Water level stations3
Measured every six minutes, with flood thresholds where NOAA has set them.
Capitol Planning Region3
Greater Bridgeport Planning Region5
Lower Connecticut River Valley Planning Region12
- Clinton HarborNear Clinton · Harmonic
- EssexNear Essex Village · Subordinate
- HaddamNear Higganum · Subordinate
- HadlymeNear Chester Center · Subordinate
- Higganum CreekNear Higganum · Subordinate
- Lyme, highway bridgeNear Old Saybrook Center · Subordinate
- MaromasNear Higganum · Subordinate
- MiddletownSubordinate
- Saybrook JettyNear Old Saybrook Center · Subordinate
- Saybrook PointNear Old Saybrook Center · Subordinate
- TylervilleNear East Haddam · Subordinate
- Westbrook, Duck Island RoadsNear Westbrook Center · Subordinate
Naugatuck Valley Planning Region2
South Central Connecticut Planning Region8
- Branford, Branford RiverNear Branford Center · Subordinate
- Guilford HarborNear Guilford Center · Subordinate
- Gulf BeachNear Milford · Subordinate
- Lighthouse Point, New Haven HarborNear East Haven · Subordinate
- MadisonSubordinate
- Milford HarborNear Milford · Subordinate
- New HavenWater level station
- Sachem HeadNear Guilford Center · Subordinate
Southeastern Connecticut Planning Region5
Western Connecticut Planning Region6
Sources
Tide predictions and water levels from NOAA’s Center for Operational Oceanographic Products and Services (CO-OPS). Coastal flood, storm surge and high surf products from the National Weather Service. Subordinate stations are predicted from a nearby harmonic station by NOAA’s time and height corrections. Stations are grouped by the county of the nearest town.