Tides

Tide times in Washington

High and low tides at all 173 NOAA tide stations in Washington, 16 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.

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Water level stations16

Measured every six minutes, with flood thresholds where NOAA has set them.

Clallam County15

Clark County2

Clatsop County3

Columbia County2

Cowlitz County2

Grays Harbor County8

Hood River County1

Island County18

Jefferson County7

King County6

Kitsap County21

Mason County8

Multnomah County1

Pacific County16

Pierce County17

San Juan County10

Skagit County10

Snohomish County10

Thurston County4

Wahkiakum County1

Whatcom County11

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.