High and low tide predictions for the next 7 days. Data from NOAA station 8677344. Times shown are local (ET). Heights in feet above MLLW.
Thursday, Jun 25
Time
Type
Height
5:33 AM
High
5.7 ft
11:48 AM
Low
0.3 ft
6:12 PM
High
6.8 ft
Friday, Jun 26
Time
Type
Height
12:46 AM
Low
0.7 ft
6:23 AM
High
5.6 ft
12:33 PM
Low
0.3 ft
6:58 PM
High
6.9 ft
Saturday, Jun 27
Time
Type
Height
1:33 AM
Low
0.6 ft
7:10 AM
High
5.7 ft
1:17 PM
Low
0.3 ft
7:40 PM
High
6.9 ft
Sunday, Jun 28
Time
Type
Height
2:17 AM
Low
0.5 ft
7:54 AM
High
5.7 ft
2:00 PM
Low
0.3 ft
8:20 PM
High
7.0 ft
Monday, Jun 29
Time
Type
Height
2:58 AM
Low
0.4 ft
8:35 AM
High
5.7 ft
2:42 PM
Low
0.3 ft
8:59 PM
High
6.9 ft
Tuesday, Jun 30
Time
Type
Height
3:36 AM
Low
0.4 ft
9:15 AM
High
5.7 ft
3:21 PM
Low
0.3 ft
9:35 PM
High
6.9 ft
Wednesday, Jul 1
Time
Type
Height
4:12 AM
Low
0.3 ft
9:52 AM
High
5.7 ft
3:58 PM
Low
0.3 ft
10:11 PM
High
6.8 ft
Why Tides Matter Here
Chesapeake Bay tides run smaller than the open Atlantic — typically 1-2 feet of range versus 3-5 feet offshore — but they still affect fishing, boating, and fossil hunting. Low tide exposes mudflats, sandbars, and (at Glynn County beaches) fossil-rich cliff debris. High tide is better for swimming and crabbing in marsh areas. For fishing, the first hour after the tide turns — either direction — is often the best window.