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Crane Keys, north side, Florida Bay, FL tide times

25.0050°, -80.6183° · America/New_York

FallingDaylight · Sunset 7:33 PM
0.02m

The tide at Crane Keys, north side, Florida Bay, FL is falling, currently 0.02 m above chart datum. The next low tide at 5:18 PM reaches 0.01 m.

Over the next 24 hours at Crane Keys, north side, Florida Bay, FL: Low 5:18 PM (0.01 m), High 10:20 PM (0.15 m), Low 5:46 AM (0.02 m), High 10:38 AM (0.15 m).

Seven-day tide chart

Tomorrow
Thu Sep 10
Fri Sep 11
Sat Sep 12
Sun Sep 13
Mon Sep 14
Tue Sep 15
5:18 PM
0.01 m
10:20 PM
0.15 m
5:46 AM
0.02 m
10:38 AM
0.15 m
6:11 PM
0.01 m
11:08 PM
0.16 m
6:36 AM
0.01 m
11:29 AM
0.16 m
6:59 PM
0.01 m
11:52 PM
0.16 m
7:22 AM
0.00 m
12:16 PM
0.16 m
7:45 PM
0.01 m
12:34 AM
0.16 m
8:05 AM
0.00 m
1:00 PM
0.16 m
8:29 PM
0.01 m
1:14 AM
0.16 m
8:47 AM
0.00 m
1:43 PM
0.16 m
9:12 PM
0.02 m
1:53 AM
0.15 m
9:29 AM
0.01 m
2:24 PM
0.15 m
9:54 PM
0.03 m
2:31 AM
0.14 m
10:11 AM
0.02 m
7:33 PM
7:06 AM
7:32 PM
7:06 AM
7:31 PM
7:07 AM
7:30 PM
7:07 AM
7:29 PM
7:07 AM
7:28 PM
7:08 AM
7:27 PM
7:08 AM
Drag across the chart to read the water level at any moment. Times are local to the station. Heights are above chart datum.

Tide table for Crane Keys, north side, Florida Bay, FL

Tide table — high and low water for Crane Keys, north side, Florida Bay, FL. Times are local to the station; heights are above chart datum.
TideTimeHeight
Today
Low0.01 m
High0.15 m
Tomorrow
Low0.02 m
High0.15 m
Low0.01 m
High0.16 m
Thu Sep 10
Low0.01 m
High0.16 m
Low0.01 m
High0.16 m
Fri Sep 11
Low0.00 m
High0.16 m
Low0.01 m
Sat Sep 12
High0.16 m
Low0.00 m
High0.16 m
Low0.01 m
Sun Sep 13
High0.16 m
Low0.00 m
High0.16 m
Low0.02 m
Mon Sep 14
High0.15 m
Low0.01 m
High0.15 m
Low0.03 m
Tue Sep 15
High0.14 m
Low0.02 m
Wind
Water
31.9°C
Sky
Sunrise
7:06 AM
Sunset
7:33 PM
Moon
Waning crescent

Where this data comes from

Predictions, not observations. Real water levels depart from astronomical predictions because of barometric pressure, wind, storm surge and river discharge — routinely by 0.1–0.3 m, and by a metre or more in a storm. Not suitable for navigation. Use official tide tables and charts from your national hydrographic office.