# OBX Tide Charts

> Live tide charts and tide times for the Outer Banks


## Pages

- [Outer Banks Inlet Currents: Slack Water & Max Current Times](https://obxtidecharts.com/inlet-currents/): Slack water and maximum current times for the three Outer Banks inlets — Oregon Inlet, Hatteras Inlet and Ocracoke Inlet — predicted by NOAA, today and tomorrow. The current, not the tide, is what moves your boat around in an inlet, and it does not turn when the tide table says high or low. The […]
- [Salvo Tide Chart & Tide Times](https://obxtidecharts.com/tide-charts/salvo/): Live tide predictions for Salvo, NC, the southernmost of Hatteras Island’s tri-villages. Ocean tide times are referenced from the Jennette’s Pier (ocean) gauge, the same reference used for Rodanthe and Waves — the three villages share the same tide for practical purposes. Date: Update Loading Fetching live NOAA tide data… This live chart requires JavaScript. […]
- [Pea Island Tide Chart & Tide Times](https://obxtidecharts.com/tide-charts/pea-island/): Live tide predictions for Pea Island National Wildlife Refuge, the vehicle-free stretch of beach between Oregon Inlet and Rodanthe. Ocean tide times are referenced from the Jennette’s Pier (ocean) gauge to the north — expect them to run a few minutes later this far south. Date: Update Loading Fetching live NOAA tide data… This live […]
- [Outer Banks Weather: Live Forecast, Wind & Monthly Normals](https://obxtidecharts.com/outer-banks-weather/): Live Outer Banks weather from the National Weather Service — air temperature, wind, humidity and the forecast for Kill Devil Hills, Manteo and Hatteras — plus what a normal month looks like and how to read the wind, which on these islands matters more than the thermometer. LIVE · NOAA / NWS Kill Devil Hills […]
- [OBX Water Levels Right Now](https://obxtidecharts.com/obx-water-levels/): Tide charts tell you what the water is supposed to do. This page shows what it’s actually doing. The three gauges below report live NOAA measurements every six minutes, plotted against the astronomical predictions — the gap between the two lines is the wind and weather. How to read it: when observed runs above predicted, […]
- [Carova Tide Chart & Beach Driving Times](https://obxtidecharts.com/tide-charts/carova/): Date: Update Loading Fetching live NOAA tide data… This live chart requires JavaScript. Tide predictions for this location: NOAA station 8651370. The chart above shows today’s high and low tide times based on live NOAA predictions for station 8651370 (Duck FRF Pier), the nearest ocean gauge to the Carova beaches. Ocean tide timing at Carova […]
- [Offshore Fishing Outer Banks — Tide Windows & Departure Planning Guide](https://obxtidecharts.com/offshore-fishing-outer-banks/): Offshore fishing from the Outer Banks involves two calculations every captain must get right: the tide window for crossing the inlet bar, and the wind window for safe offshore conditions. Get both right and you have a productive day. Get either one wrong and you are fighting the conditions from the moment you leave the […]
- [Oregon Inlet vs Hatteras Inlet — OBX Boater's Comparison Guide](https://obxtidecharts.com/oregon-inlet-vs-hatteras-inlet/): Oregon Inlet vs Hatteras Inlet — the Outer Banks has two navigable ocean inlets for recreational and commercial boaters: Oregon Inlet in the north and Hatteras Inlet in the south. They are physically close — about 60 miles apart — but behave very differently in terms of tidal range, current speed, bar depth, and the […]
- [Currituck Sound Fishing Tides — Pamlico Sound, Roanoke & Sound Guide](https://obxtidecharts.com/currituck-sound-fishing-tides/): Currituck Sound fishing tides operate nothing like the ocean tides shown on NOAA charts — and that’s the most important thing for any boater or angler planning a trip on the inside waters of the OBX. Whether you’re fishing in the Currituck Sound, running Roanoke Sound, or crossing Pamlico Sound to Ocracoke, this guide explains […]
- [Hatteras Inlet Tide Chart — Tides, Currents & Boating Guide](https://obxtidecharts.com/hatteras-inlet-tide-chart/): The Hatteras Inlet tide chart is the first thing every boater should check before transiting between Hatteras Island and Ocracoke Island. Hatteras Inlet is the southern gateway for vessels moving between the Atlantic Ocean and Pamlico Sound — and it is significantly shallower, more shoaled, and more current-prone than Oregon Inlet to the north. This […]
- [Oregon Inlet Tide Chart — Boating Guide, Tides, Currents & Safe Passage](https://obxtidecharts.com/oregon-inlet-boating/): The Oregon Inlet tide chart is the most important planning tool for any boater transiting this inlet. Oregon Inlet is the only navigable inlet on the northern Outer Banks and the primary offshore gateway for charter fleets, private sportfish boats, and commercial vessels running out of Pirate’s Cove Marina, Oregon Inlet Fishing Center, and Wanchese. […]
- [Ownership Disclosure](https://obxtidecharts.com/ownership-disclosure/): This site is owned and operated by Beach4x4, a 4x4 rental company in Kill Devil Hills, NC. When we link to Beach4x4, we say so right at the link. The same goes for our self-guided treasure hunts at OuterBanksTreasureHunt.com and BlackbeardsOcracokeTreasure.com — same company, and we name it at the link. Every other link — […]
- [Outer Banks Tide Charts by Location](https://obxtidecharts.com/tide-charts-by-location/): These outer banks tide charts by location cover every beach from Corolla in the north to Ocracoke in the south — pick the station closest to where you are fishing, driving, surfing, or boating. Pick the tide station closest to where you fish, surf, drive, or boat on the North Carolina Outer Banks. Each page […]
- [Hurricane Dorian 2019 — OBX Tide & Surge Recap](https://obxtidecharts.com/tide-factors/hurricane-dorian-2019-tide/): Hurricane Dorian passed near the Outer Banks on September 6, 2019 as a strong Category 2 storm and is best remembered locally for what happened on Ocracoke Island: a fast-moving back-side surge that flooded the village to depths most longtime residents had never seen. Dorian was a textbook case of how sound-side flooding can exceed […]
- [OBX Sea Level Rise & King Tides — What's Changing](https://obxtidecharts.com/tide-factors/obx-sea-level-rise-king-tides/): Sea level on the North Carolina Outer Banks has been rising for decades, and the trend matters for tide planning in two distinct ways. First, the day-to-day mean water level is higher than it was a generation ago, so the same astronomical tide reaches a higher absolute elevation. Second, the frequency of so-called “king tides” […]
- [Hurricane Isabel 2003 — OBX Tide & Surge Recap](https://obxtidecharts.com/tide-factors/hurricane-isabel-2003-tide/): Hurricane Isabel made landfall near Drum Inlet on the North Carolina Outer Banks on September 18, 2003 as a Category 2 storm. The storm’s combination of low central pressure, persistent easterly fetch, and timing relative to the astronomical tide cycle produced one of the most consequential storm-tide events in modern OBX history — most visibly […]
- [How to Read a NOAA Tide Station Page](https://obxtidecharts.com/reading-noaa-tide-data/): Every tide chart on this site pulls predictions from NOAA's public tide and current data — specifically the main OBX gauges at Duck (8651370), Oregon Inlet (8652587), Jennette's Pier at Nags Head (8652226), Rodanthe (8653215), USCG Hatteras (8654467), Cape Hatteras Fishing Pier (8654400), and Ocracoke (8654769). If you want to verify a prediction, check live […]
- [OBX Tide Anomalies — Predicted vs Actual](https://obxtidecharts.com/tide-factors/tide-anomalies/): NOAA tide predictions are astronomy-only. They tell you what the tide would do if the only forces acting on the ocean were gravity from the moon and sun. In reality, the actual water level at the beach often differs from the prediction — sometimes by a few inches, sometimes by several feet. The difference between […]
- [Lunar Tide Lag — Why Peak Tide Trails the Full Moon](https://obxtidecharts.com/tide-factors/lunar-tide-lag/): Common sense says the biggest tides should arrive exactly at the new moon and the full moon. The moon is closest to its tide-maximizing alignment with the sun, and gravity acts instantly. So shouldn't the biggest tide hit the moment the moon is officially “full”? It doesn't. The biggest tide of the cycle — the […]
- [The Tide Cycle Explained](https://obxtidecharts.com/tide-factors/tide-cycle/): If you've fished or driven the OBX more than a few days, you've noticed that high tide doesn't happen at the same time each day. It shifts roughly 50 minutes later every day — so if high tide was at 6:00 AM on Monday, it'll be around 6:50 AM on Tuesday, 7:40 AM on Wednesday. […]
- [Tide Datums Explained — MLLW, MHHW & NAVD88](https://obxtidecharts.com/tide-factors/tide-datums/): When a tide chart says “high tide 3.0 ft,” that's 3.0 ft above some reference point. That reference point is called a tidal datum, and NOAA uses several different ones for different purposes. If you're trying to figure out how deep an inlet is, how much clearance a boat has under a bridge, or what […]
- [2026 OBX Tide Calendar](https://obxtidecharts.com/tide-calendar-2026/): This calendar lists every spring tide (new moon and full moon), neap tide (first and last quarter), and perigean king tide for the Outer Banks in 2026. Use it to plan surf fishing trips around the biggest moving water, time beach driving for the firm low-tide windows, or avoid the high-flood-risk dates if you're renting […]
- [Tide Tables vs Tide Charts — What’s the Difference?](https://obxtidecharts.com/tide-tables-vs-charts/): If you've searched for “OBX tide tables” and landed somewhere showing a graph, or searched for “tide chart” and found a list of times — you're running into a real terminology overlap. The four terms most people use are tide table, tide chart, tide schedule, and tide times, and there are subtle differences in what […]
- [Spring Tide vs Neap Tide on the OBX](https://obxtidecharts.com/tide-factors/spring-neap-tides/): Every two weeks the Outer Banks alternates between bigger-than-average tides (spring tides) and smaller-than-average tides (neap tides). The name “spring” has nothing to do with the season — it comes from the word “spring forth” because the water leaps up higher and drops lower. Spring and neap are the heartbeat of the OBX tidal cycle […]
- [Slack Tide on the Outer Banks](https://obxtidecharts.com/tide-factors/slack-tide/): Slack tide is the brief period at the turn of the tide when current is at or near zero — when the flood (incoming) flow has stopped but the ebb (outgoing) flow has not yet started, or vice versa. On the Outer Banks, slack tide windows are usually 15 to 30 minutes long and they […]
- [Tide vs Current — What’s the Difference?](https://obxtidecharts.com/tide-factors/tide-vs-current/): People use the words “tide” and “current” almost interchangeably, but they describe two different things. Tide is the rise and fall of water level — a vertical movement. Current is the horizontal flow of water — a sideways movement. The two are related but not identical, and the difference matters a lot if you fish […]
- [Tidal Range by Outer Banks Location](https://obxtidecharts.com/tide-factors/tidal-range/): The tide range — the vertical difference between high and low water — barely changes as you drive south on the Outer Banks. Duck sits at 3.22 ft and the Cape Hatteras Fishing Pier at 2.99 ft, and those two gauges are about 65 miles apart. What changes is which side of the island you […]
- [Storm Surge & Tide Flooding on the OBX](https://obxtidecharts.com/tide-factors/storm-surge/): Storm surge is the abnormal rise of water generated by a storm — the dome of water that piles up against the coast when strong wind, low atmospheric pressure, and shallow continental shelf bathymetry combine. On the Outer Banks, storm surge is what causes catastrophic flooding during hurricanes and major nor'easters. The astronomical tide sets […]
- [King Tides on the Outer Banks](https://obxtidecharts.com/tide-factors/king-tides/): A king tide is the highest predicted tide of the year — an exceptionally large spring tide that occurs when the new or full moon coincides with the moon's closest approach to Earth (called perigee). On the Outer Banks, king tides push ocean levels 15 to 20% higher than an average spring tide. Combined with […]
- [Rip Currents on the Outer Banks](https://obxtidecharts.com/rip-currents/): Rip currents are narrow, fast-moving channels of water flowing away from the beach back out to sea. They form when waves push water onto the beach faster than it can drain out, and the trapped water finds a gap — usually a break in the offshore sandbar — and rushes out through it. The Outer […]
- [OBX Beach Closures — Why & When Beaches Close](https://obxtidecharts.com/beach-closures/): The Outer Banks beaches are never entirely closed to people, but during certain seasons specific stretches close to vehicles — and occasionally to all foot traffic — to protect nesting wildlife. Hurricanes and king tides can also force closures. This page explains what to expect and how to plan around it. Shorebird nesting closures (April […]
- [OBX Pompano Fishing — Best Tides, Rigs & Spots](https://obxtidecharts.com/pompano-fishing/): When pompano show up on the OBX Florida pompano migrate north up the East Coast as water temperatures push past 68°F. On the Outer Banks that means the first decent pompano usually arrive in early June, peak in July and early August when water is in the high 70s, and dwindle by mid-September as cooler […]
- [OBX Red Drum Season — When, Where & How to Catch Them](https://obxtidecharts.com/red-drum/): The three OBX drum seasons Spring puppy drum & slot reds — April through early June Water temps in the high 50s and low 60s pull schools of slot-size reds (18 to 27 inches) onto the bars from south to north. Best beaches: Hatteras south side, Avon south of the pier, Salvo, and Nags Head […]
- [OBX Ferry Schedule & Routes](https://obxtidecharts.com/ferry-schedule/): The North Carolina Ferry System runs five routes that connect the Outer Banks to the mainland and to islands without bridges. The Hatteras–Ocracoke run (free through 2026) is the most-used and the only way to get a vehicle to Ocracoke from the north. Routes are operated by NCDOT and schedules vary by season. Always confirm […]
- [OBX Moon Phase & Tide Calendar](https://obxtidecharts.com/moon-phase/): The moon is the biggest single driver of tides on Earth. Its gravity pulls a bulge of water that sweeps around the planet every 24 hours 50 minutes. The phase of the moon — new, first quarter, full, last quarter — tells you whether the sun is reinforcing the moon's pull (bigger tides) or pulling […]
- [OBX Sunrise & Sunset Times](https://obxtidecharts.com/sunrise-sunset/): Sunrise and sunset today on the Outer Banks The Outer Banks faces east into the Atlantic, which makes it one of the few US coasts where you can watch the sun rise directly over the ocean. Sunrise times shift by about 2 hours and 15 minutes between the summer and winter solstices, and the timing matters […]
- [OBX Water Temperature — Monthly Outer Banks Sea Temps](https://obxtidecharts.com/water-temperature/): Ocean water temperature on the Outer Banks is one of the most variable along the US East Coast. The Gulf Stream sits just offshore, the cold Labrador Current slides down from the north, and the two converge near Cape Hatteras. The result: water temperatures can swing 15°F in a few days depending on wind direction. […]
- [Buxton Tide Chart — Today’s High & Low Tide Times](https://obxtidecharts.com/tide-charts/buxton/): Live tide predictions for Buxton, NC — home of Cape Point and the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse. Tide times on this page come from NOAA station 8654400, the Cape Hatteras Fishing Pier — the ocean reference for Cape Point, mean range 2.99 ft. The sound-side gauge at Hatteras Village (station 8654467) runs a much smaller tide, […]
- [Frisco Tide Chart & Tide Times](https://obxtidecharts.com/tide-charts/frisco/): Live tide predictions for Frisco, NC on Hatteras Island. Tide times reference the Hatteras NOAA primary gauge with a small local offset. Frisco is where many surf fishermen post up for the south-facing beaches between Buxton and Hatteras Village. Date: Update Loading Fetching live NOAA tide data… This live chart requires JavaScript. Tide predictions for […]
- [Kill Devil Hills Tide Chart — Today’s High & Low Tide Times](https://obxtidecharts.com/tide-charts/kill-devil-hills/): Live tide predictions for Kill Devil Hills, NC. KDH tide times reference the Duck NOAA primary gauge to the north. Critical info for surf fishing the Avalon Pier area, paddleboarding, and timing beach driving in the off-season. Date: Update Loading Fetching live NOAA tide data… This live chart requires JavaScript. Tide predictions for this location: […]
- [Corolla Tide Chart — Today’s High & Low Tide Times](https://obxtidecharts.com/tide-charts/corolla/): Live tide predictions for Corolla, NC. Times reference the Duck NOAA primary gauge a few miles south. Useful for surf fishing, paddleboarding in the Currituck Sound, and timing the drive up to the Carova 4x4 beach. Date: Update Loading Fetching live NOAA tide data… This live chart requires JavaScript. Tide predictions for this location: NOAA […]
- [Coquina Beach Tide Chart & Tide Times](https://obxtidecharts.com/tide-charts/coquina-beach/): Live tide predictions for Coquina Beach on Bodie Island, NC. Times reference the Oregon Inlet primary gauge a few miles south with a local offset of about minus 5 to minus 10 minutes. Date: Update Loading Fetching live NOAA tide data… This live chart requires JavaScript. Tide predictions for this location: NOAA station 8652226. About […]
- [Kitty Hawk Tide Chart — Today’s High & Low Tide Times](https://obxtidecharts.com/tide-charts/kitty-hawk/): Live tide predictions for Kitty Hawk, NC. Times are referenced from the Duck NOAA primary just up the beach with a local offset of about minus 5 minutes (tides arrive at Kitty Hawk fractionally before Duck). Date: Update Loading Fetching live NOAA tide data… This live chart requires JavaScript. Tide predictions for this location: NOAA […]
- [Rodanthe Tide Chart & Tide Times](https://obxtidecharts.com/tide-charts/rodanthe/): Live tide predictions for Rodanthe, Waves, and Salvo on Hatteras Island. Times are referenced from the Oregon Inlet primary gauge with a typical local offset of about +15 minutes for high tide and similar for low. Date: Update Loading Fetching live NOAA tide data… This live chart requires JavaScript. Tide predictions for this location: NOAA […]
- [OBX Beach Driving Permits](https://obxtidecharts.com/beach-driving-and-tides-obx/beach-driving-permits/): This guide covers every type of OBX beach driving permits — from the NPS Cape Hatteras ORV pass to Currituck Carova 4x4 access and town permits for Nags Head, Kill Devil Hills, Kitty Hawk, and Duck. The permit rules, current fees and how to buy each one are kept up to date on the Cape […]
- [Avon Tide Chart — Today’s High & Low Tide Times](https://obxtidecharts.com/tide-charts/avon/): Live tide predictions for Avon, Buxton, and Frisco, NC - the southern Hatteras Island villages. High and low tides for Avon Pier, the Salvo-to-Buxton stretch, and the Cape Point area.
- [Nags Head Tide Chart — Today’s High & Low Tide Times](https://obxtidecharts.com/tide-charts/nags-head/): Live tide predictions for Nags Head and Kill Devil Hills, NC. High and low tides for the central Outer Banks beaches, Jennette's Pier, and the Kitty Hawk/Kill Devil Hills/Nags Head/South Nags Head stretch.
- [Ocracoke Tide Chart & Tide Times](https://obxtidecharts.com/tide-charts/ocracoke/): Live tide predictions for Ocracoke Island, NC (NOAA Station 8654792). High and low tides for the village, Silver Lake Harbor, and the Ocracoke beaches and inlet.
- [Oregon Inlet Tide Chart & Tide Times](https://obxtidecharts.com/tide-charts/oregon-inlet/): Live tide predictions for Oregon Inlet, NC (NOAA Station 8652587). High and low tides and slack water windows for boating, surf fishing, and kayaking the inlet between Bodie Island and Pea Island.
- [Duck Tide Chart — Today’s High & Low Tide Times](https://obxtidecharts.com/tide-charts/duck/): Live tide predictions for Duck, NC (NOAA Station 8651370 - the FRF research pier). High and low tides for surf fishing, beach driving, paddleboarding, and pier fishing on the northern Outer Banks.
- [Hatteras Tide Chart & Tide Times](https://obxtidecharts.com/tide-charts/hatteras/): Live tide chart and tide times for Hatteras Village, NC (NOAA Station 8654467). High and low tides for surf fishing, beach driving, and boating around Cape Hatteras.
- [OBX Resources](https://obxtidecharts.com/resources/): A curated set of links — official forecasts, real-time gauges, and our own sister sites — to help you plan, fish, drive, and enjoy the Outer Banks safely. Official tide, weather, and water data Before any trip to the beach, start with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. NOAA Tides and Currents publishes official tide […]
- [Beach Driving & Tides on the Outer Banks](https://obxtidecharts.com/beach-driving-and-tides-obx/): Need a permit? Most OBX beaches require a permit to drive on the sand. The agency, fee, and seasonal rules differ by stretch of beach. Read the full breakdown: OBX Beach Driving Permits — 2026 Guide. Beach Driving and Tides on the Outer Banks Driving the OBX beaches is one of the great pleasures of the […]
- [OBX Surf Fishing — Best Tides, Spots & Tactics](https://obxtidecharts.com/surf-fishing/): Best Tides for Surf Fishing the Outer Banks Tide timing is one of the biggest variables separating a slow day on the beach from a cooler full of fish. Here is how to read the OBX tide cycle and turn it into a fishing plan. The short answer For most OBX beaches and most target species, […]
- [How to Read an OBX Tide Table](https://obxtidecharts.com/how-to-read-an-obx-tide-table/): Practical Guide Tide tables look intimidating, but they’re really just four columns of numbers. Once you know what each one means, you can plan a fishing trip, a beach drive, or a kayak launch in under thirty seconds. What a tide table shows A typical NOAA-style tide table lists, for each day: Time of each […]
- [OBX Tide Glossary](https://obxtidecharts.com/tide-glossary/): Reference Plain-language definitions of the tide and ocean terms you’ll see on tide charts, NOAA forecasts, fishing reports, and weather alerts for the Outer Banks. Jump to: ABCDEFGHILMNPSTW Apogee The point in the moon’s orbit when it is farthest from Earth. Tidal forces are weakest at apogee, producing smaller-than-average tide ranges. Astronomical tide The portion […]
- [Seasonal Variations & Sea Level Trends](https://obxtidecharts.com/tide-factors/seasonal-sea-level/): Tide Factor 6 of 6 Beyond the day-to-day tide cycle, OBX water levels follow a clear annual rhythm — and a multi-decade upward trend that is reshaping what “high tide” means. The annual cycle Sea level along the OBX is not the same in January as it is in October. On average, water levels run […]
- [Gulf Stream & Ocean Currents: The Offshore Influence](https://obxtidecharts.com/tide-factors/gulf-stream-currents/): Tide Factor 5 of 6 Gulf Stream & Ocean Currents The Gulf Stream passes closer to Cape Hatteras than to any other point on the U.S. East Coast. That proximity has subtle but real effects on sea level, water temperature, and the timing of OBX tides. What the Gulf Stream is The Gulf Stream is […]
- [Storms & Nor'easters: Storm Surge on the Outer Banks](https://obxtidecharts.com/tide-factors/storms-noreasters/): Tide Factor 4 of 6 Storms & Nor’easters The Outer Banks are one of the most storm-exposed coastlines in the United States. When a tropical system or a strong nor’easter hits, the resulting storm surge can swamp the predicted astronomical tide by a factor of two or more. Storm surge versus storm tide Storm surge […]
- [Inlets & Bathymetry: Why Local Geography Reshapes the Tide](https://obxtidecharts.com/tide-factors/inlets-bathymetry/): Tide Factor 3 of 6 Inlets & Bathymetry Two beaches 60 miles apart on the same barrier island can have tides that differ in timing by more than an hour and in range by more than a foot — all because of the shape of the seafloor and the position of the inlets. What bathymetry […]
- [Wind & Air Pressure: The Hidden Tide of the Sound Side](https://obxtidecharts.com/tide-factors/wind-pressure/): Tide Factor 2 of 6 Wind & Air Pressure On the oceanfront, wind is a footnote. On the sound side of the Outer Banks, wind is the tide — capable of moving water levels by 2 to 4 feet over the course of a few days. How wind moves water When wind blows steadily across […]
- [Moon & Sun Gravity: The Engine Behind OBX Tides](https://obxtidecharts.com/tide-factors/lunar-solar-gravity/): Tide Factor 1 of 6 Moon & Sun Gravity The astronomical tide — the rhythmic twice-daily rise and fall predicted on every tide chart — is driven by the gravitational pull of the moon and, to a lesser extent, the sun. The basic mechanism The moon’s gravity tugs on Earth’s oceans, raising a bulge of […]
- [What Affects Tides on the Outer Banks](https://obxtidecharts.com/tide-factors/): OBX Tide Charts · Education What Affects Tides on the Outer Banks? The Outer Banks sit at the meeting point of the Atlantic Ocean, several brackish sounds, and the powerful Gulf Stream. That makes our tides more complicated — and more interesting — than almost anywhere else on the U.S. East Coast. If you’ve ever watched […]
- [OBX Tide Charts — Today's Tides for the Outer Banks](https://obxtidecharts.com/): Today’s highs, lows, and the live tide curve — every Outer Banks station, straight from NOAA. Current Station Oregon Inlet Change station › Now — — Next High — — Next Low — — While you are here Today’s sunrise & sunset Water temperature Driving the beach — tides & access Live beach cams See […]

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