White Point 15-Day Tide Forecast

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15-Day Tide Table

Today — Fri, Sep 11, 2026

  • Low Tide4:41 AM0.42m (1.4ft) LAT
  • High Tide8:21 PM0.56m (1.8ft) LAT

Sat, Sep 12, 2026

  • Low Tide12:02 PM0.45m (1.5ft) LAT
  • High Tide9:55 PM0.55m (1.8ft) LAT

Sun, Sep 13, 2026

  • Low Tide2:57 PM0.44m (1.5ft) LAT

Mon, Sep 14, 2026

  • High Tide1:40 AM0.54m (1.8ft) LAT
  • Low Tide4:27 PM0.44m (1.4ft) LAT

Tue, Sep 15, 2026

  • High Tide4:14 AM0.56m (1.8ft) LAT
  • Low Tide5:51 PM0.44m (1.4ft) LAT

Wed, Sep 16, 2026

  • High Tide5:29 AM0.57m (1.9ft) LAT
  • Low Tide7:25 PM0.44m (1.4ft) LAT

Thu, Sep 17, 2026

  • High Tide6:20 AM0.57m (1.9ft) LAT
  • Low Tide9:05 PM0.45m (1.5ft) LAT

Fri, Sep 18, 2026

  • High Tide7:07 AM0.57m (1.9ft) LAT
  • Low Tide10:34 PM0.45m (1.5ft) LAT

Sat, Sep 19, 2026

  • High Tide7:59 AM0.57m (1.9ft) LAT
  • Low Tide11:45 PM0.44m (1.5ft) LAT

Sun, Sep 20, 2026

  • High Tide2:16 PM0.56m (1.8ft) LAT

Mon, Sep 21, 2026

  • Low Tide12:38 AM0.44m (1.4ft) LAT
  • High Tide3:53 PM0.57m (1.9ft) LAT

Tue, Sep 22, 2026

  • Low Tide1:20 AM0.44m (1.4ft) LAT
  • High Tide4:47 PM0.59m (1.9ft) LAT

Wed, Sep 23, 2026

  • Low Tide1:56 AM0.44m (1.4ft) LAT
  • High Tide5:38 PM0.60m (2.0ft) LAT

Thu, Sep 24, 2026

  • Low Tide2:31 AM0.45m (1.5ft) LAT
  • High Tide6:32 PM0.60m (2.0ft) LAT

Fri, Sep 25, 2026

  • Low Tide3:08 AM0.47m (1.5ft) LAT
  • High Tide7:36 PM0.60m (2.0ft) LAT

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Legend — How to read this forecast
High Tide / Low Tide — Predicted peak and trough water levels with time and height.
☀️ Sunrise / Sunset — Local times for the station’s timezone.
🌙 Moon Phase — Current lunar phase and illumination percentage. New/Full moons correlate with stronger (spring) tides; Quarter moons with weaker (neap) tides.
🌊 Spring / NeapSpring tides have larger ranges. Neap tides have smaller ranges.
🎣 Fishing (Solunar)★★★★★ 1–5 star rating based on moon phase and lunar distance. Best fishing around new/full moons near perigee.
Data: NOAA CO-OPS, TICON-4 (CC-BY-4.0, SHOM/SEANOE), FES2022 (AVISO+/CNES). About & Sources