California Tide Charts and Tide Times
TideHour covers no California stations so far, so this page does not rank an average daily rise.
California tide stations
| Station | Average daily riseRise | Daylight minus datesDaylight | Highest tideHighest |
|---|---|---|---|
| Half Moon Bay | 5.6 ft | 92 | 7.2 ft on December 24, 20267.2 ft, Dec 24, 2026 |
| Newport Beach | 5.4 ft | 99 | 7.2 ft on December 24, 20267.2 ft, Dec 24, 2026 |
| San Diego | 5.6 ft | 97 | 7.6 ft on December 24, 20267.6 ft, Dec 24, 2026 |
Where California's published tides are biggest and smallest
The average daily rise column is the higher high minus the lower low, averaged over dates that have both a high and a low.
NOAA stations that use these harbors as a reference
Half Moon Bay
No subordinate station in the NOAA list names this station as its reference. Predictions at this harbor stand on their own constants. This page does not inherit a time offset from another harbor.
Newport Beach
No subordinate station in the NOAA list names this station as its reference. Predictions at this harbor stand on their own constants. This page does not inherit a time offset from another harbor.
San Diego
15 subordinate stations take NOAA predictions from San Diego.
- Ensenada, Todos Santos Bay
- Imperial Beach
- Isla Guadalupe
- Isla Socorro
- Manzanillo
- Mazatlan
- National City, San Diego Bay
- Point Loma
- Puerto Penasco
- Puerto Vallarta
- Quivira Basin, Mission Bay
- San Carlos
- San Clemente
- San Diego, Quarantine Station
- Topolobampo
King tides in California
The three highest predicted highs at each published station in this state are on the king tides page.
About this data
Predictions, not observations. Not for navigation.
Heights are feet above MLLW. Times are local to the station. Data: NOAA CO-OPS.