Tide times in Rhode Island
High and low tides at all 33 NOAA tide stations in Rhode Island, 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.
Bristol County5
Kent County1
Newport County12
- Anthony PointNear Tiverton · Subordinate
- Bristol FerryNear Tiverton · Harmonic
- Castle HillNear Jamestown · Subordinate
- Conanicut PointNear Middletown · Subordinate
- Nannaquaket NeckNear Tiverton · Subordinate
- NewportWater level station
- North End, Bay Oil pierNear Tiverton · Subordinate
- Prudence Island, (south end)Near Melville · Subordinate
- Sachuest, Flint PointNear Newport East · Subordinate
- SakonnetNear Newport East · Harmonic
- The GlenNear Middletown · Subordinate
- West Jamestown, Dutch Island HarborNear Jamestown · Harmonic
Providence County4
Southeastern Connecticut Planning Region2
Washington County9
- Beavertail PointNear Narragansett · Subordinate
- Block Island (Old Harbor)Near New Shoreham · Harmonic
- Narragansett PierSubordinate
- Point Judith, Harbor of RefugeNear Narragansett Pier · Harmonic
- Quonset PointNear North Kingstown · Harmonic
- Southwest Point, Block IslandNear New Shoreham · Harmonic
- Watson Pier, Boston NeckNear Narragansett · Subordinate
- Weekapaug Point, Block Island SoundNear Westerly · Harmonic
- WickfordNear North Kingstown · Harmonic
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.