High Tide Flooding Outlook: October 2026

Two spring-tide windows shape October, and the second is the one to watch: a perigean full moon on the 26th, with the Moon at its closest to Earth. Every one of the forty-three harbors on the list floods somewhere between the 24th and the 31st — only about half also flood around the new moon on the 10th.

National Summary

43 harbors have an elevated chance of high tide flooding in October 2026.

Astronomical Factors

  • Oct 10 — New moon
  • Oct 26 — Full moon

Northeast 7 Harbors

Low lying areas may flood, however high tides alone will likely not cause a significant impact on the coast in most areas unless accompanied by a storm or strong winds. Lower than normal low tides will also occur.

HarborThresholdFlooding Likelihoods & Dates
Kings Point, NY1.96 ft0.60 m2.32 ft0.71 m5.87 ft1.79 m22.64 ft6.90 mElevated RiskOct 27–28 (peak 45%)Moderate RiskOct 9–10, 25–26, 29 (20%–32.5%)Low RiskOct 1, 8, 11–12, 24, 30 (6.4%–16%)
Boston, MA2.05 ft0.62 m2.49 ft0.76 m7.12 ft2.17 m15.85 ft4.83 mModerate RiskOct 27–29 (peak 34.2%)Low RiskOct 26, 30 (6.5%–8%)
Bridgeport, CT1.93 ft0.59 m2.27 ft0.69 m5.63 ft1.72 m11.23 ft3.42 mLow RiskOct 9–11, 25–29 (peak 19.9%)
Portland, ME2.04 ft0.62 m2.47 ft0.75 m7.00 ft2.13 m20.50 ft6.25 mLow RiskOct 27–29 (peak 19.5%)
Bar Harbor, ME2.10 ft0.64 m2.52 ft0.77 m7.80 ft2.38 m16.94 ft5.16 mLow RiskOct 26–29 (peak 19%)
Newport, RI1.79 ft0.55 m2.04 ft0.62 m3.91 ft1.19 m7.54 ft2.30 mLow RiskOct 10–11, 26–28 (peak 11.2%)
Providence, RI1.83 ft0.56 m2.08 ft0.63 m4.43 ft1.35 m10.16 ft3.10 mLow RiskOct 27–28 (peak 10.5%)

Mid-Atlantic 10 Harbors

Minor tidal flooding along the coast will occur, particularly in low lying areas. If a storm occurs at this time, increased levels of tidal flooding and coastal erosion may occur. Lower than normal low tides will also occur.

HarborThresholdFlooding Likelihoods & Dates
Cape May Canal, NJ1.86 ft0.57 m2.29 ft0.70 m4.73 ft1.44 m9.72 ft2.96 mModerate RiskOct 26–29 (peak 31.8%)Low RiskOct 1–2, 9–13, 25, 30–31 (5.4%–13.8%)
Atlantic City, NJ1.82 ft0.56 m2.24 ft0.68 m4.21 ft1.28 m11.38 ft3.47 mModerate RiskOct 26–29 (peak 31.5%)Low RiskOct 1–2, 9–13, 25, 30–31 (6.1%–15.5%)
Sandy Hook, NJ1.85 ft0.56 m2.18 ft0.67 m4.50 ft1.37 m9.59 ft2.92 mModerate RiskOct 26–28 (peak 30.3%)Low RiskOct 1, 9–12, 25, 29–30 (5.1%–13.6%)
New York (The Battery), NY1.84 ft0.56 m2.17 ft0.66 m4.33 ft1.32 m10.19 ft3.10 mModerate RiskOct 27–28 (peak 28.5%)Low RiskOct 1, 9–12, 25–26, 29–30 (5.3%–18.8%)
Wachapreague, VA1.85 ft0.56 m2.17 ft0.66 m4.06 ft1.24 m8.65 ft2.63 mModerate RiskOct 26–29 (peak 28.1%)Low RiskOct 1–14, 24–25, 30–31 (5.3%–19.3%)
Lewes, Breakwater Harbor, DE1.83 ft0.56 m2.25 ft0.69 m4.25 ft1.29 m9.26 ft2.82 mModerate RiskOct 27–29 (peak 27.4%)Low RiskOct 1–3, 9–13, 25–26, 30–31 (5.6%–19.5%)
Norfolk, VA1.75 ft0.53 m1.96 ft0.60 m3.16 ft0.96 m8.89 ft2.71 mModerate RiskOct 10–11, 26–29 (peak 26.8%)Low RiskOct 1–9, 12–15, 23–25, 30–31 (6.3%–19.5%)
Kiptopeke, VA1.76 ft0.54 m1.98 ft0.60 m3.27 ft1.00 m8.32 ft2.54 mModerate RiskOct 27 (peak 20.2%)Low RiskOct 1–2, 8–13, 24–26, 28–30 (5.4%–18.5%)
Lewisetta, VA1.70 ft0.52 m1.84 ft0.56 m2.45 ft0.75 m7.98 ft2.43 mLow RiskOct 1–31 (peak 18.6%)
Windmill Point, VA1.75 ft0.53 m1.88 ft0.57 m2.44 ft0.74 m5.35 ft1.63 mLow RiskOct 1–16, 23–31 (peak 16%)

Southeast 8 Harbors

Some locations along the Southeast coast will have their highest tides of the year. Some stations along the Southeast coast are predicted to exceed the high tide flooding threshold based on tides alone. Minor tidal flooding along the coast will occur, particularly in low lying areas. If a storm occurs at this time, increased levels of tidal flooding and coastal erosion may occur. Lower than normal low tides will also occur.

HarborThresholdFlooding Likelihoods & Dates
Trident Pier, Cape Canaveral, FL1.76 ft0.54 m2.11 ft0.64 m3.81 ft1.16 m23.69 ft7.22 mElevated RiskOct 26–29 (peak 59.7%)Moderate RiskOct 30 (32%–32%)Low RiskOct 1–3, 9–13, 24–25, 31 (5.9%–19%)
Fort Pulaski, GA1.94 ft0.59 m2.31 ft0.70 m5.62 ft1.71 m12.94 ft3.94 mElevated RiskOct 27–28 (peak 44.6%)Moderate RiskOct 26, 29 (26%–26.5%)Low RiskOct 1, 9–12, 25, 30 (5.4%–12.7%)
Duck, NC1.79 ft0.55 m2.11 ft0.64 m3.71 ft1.13 m24.06 ft7.33 mModerate RiskOct 26–29 (peak 34.4%)Low RiskOct 1–3, 6–14, 24–25, 30–31 (5%–18.6%)
Myrtle Beach (Springmaid Pier), SC1.86 ft0.57 m2.25 ft0.69 m4.75 ft1.45 m36.76 ft11.20 mModerate RiskOct 27–28 (peak 24%)Low RiskOct 26, 29 (14.2%–16%)
Mayport Naval Station, St Johns R, FL1.83 ft0.56 m2.10 ft0.64 m4.32 ft1.32 m15.86 ft4.83 mLow RiskOct 10, 26–29 (peak 19.8%)
Charleston, SC1.87 ft0.57 m2.23 ft0.68 m4.71 ft1.44 m10.40 ft3.17 mLow RiskOct 26–29 (peak 18.7%)
Fernandina Beach, FL1.90 ft0.58 m2.25 ft0.69 m5.17 ft1.57 m10.16 ft3.10 mLow RiskOct 11, 26–30 (peak 18.3%)
Beaufort, NC1.78 ft0.54 m2.07 ft0.63 m3.61 ft1.10 m7.16 ft2.18 mLow RiskOct 26–29 (peak 13.8%)

Gulf Coast 8 Harbors

In many locations of the Gulf Coast, the tidal range is relatively small compared to other regions of the U.S. so they will not be as significantly impacted by a perigean spring tide.

HarborThresholdFlooding Likelihoods & Dates
Eagle Point, Galveston Bay, TX1.62 ft0.49 m1.66 ft0.51 m2.14 ft0.65 m7.01 ft2.14 mElevated RiskOct 26–27 (peak 43.6%)Moderate RiskOct 1–6, 9–20, 24–25, 28–31 (20.1%–38.9%)Low RiskOct 7–8, 21–23 (15.4%–19.8%)
Galveston Pier 21, TX1.70 ft0.52 m1.78 ft0.54 m2.28 ft0.69 m7.49 ft2.28 mModerate RiskOct 1, 28–29 (peak 24.1%)Low RiskOct 2–20, 24–27, 30–31 (5.2%–18.5%)
Bay Saint Louis, MS1.71 ft0.52 m1.85 ft0.56 m2.60 ft0.79 m5.86 ft1.79 mModerate RiskOct 2 (peak 20.1%)Low RiskOct 1, 3–5, 11–17, 26–31 (6.1%–18.5%)
Dauphin Island, AL1.68 ft0.51 m1.70 ft0.52 m2.33 ft0.71 m5.77 ft1.76 mLow RiskOct 1–5, 12–16, 26–31 (peak 19.1%)
Morgans Point, Galveston Bay, TX1.76 ft0.54 m1.83 ft0.56 m2.36 ft0.72 m8.22 ft2.50 mLow RiskOct 1–6, 10–20, 25–31 (peak 14.1%)
Pensacola, FL1.69 ft0.52 m1.72 ft0.52 m2.33 ft0.71 m11.37 ft3.47 mLow RiskOct 1–5, 13, 27–31 (peak 12.4%)
Cedar Key, FL1.79 ft0.55 m2.13 ft0.65 m3.55 ft1.08 m7.40 ft2.25 mLow RiskOct 1–2, 27–30 (peak 11.3%)
Port Isabel, TX2.06 ft0.63 m2.12 ft0.65 m2.62 ft0.80 m7.29 ft2.22 mLow RiskOct 28–30 (peak 6%)

West Coast 6 Harbors

Minor tidal flooding along the coast will occur, particularly in low lying areas. If a storm occurs at this time, increased levels of tidal flooding and coastal erosion may occur. Lower than normal low tides will also occur.

HarborThresholdFlooding Likelihoods & Dates
North Spit, Humboldt Bay, CA1.92 ft0.58 m2.63 ft0.80 m5.07 ft1.55 m23.32 ft7.11 mModerate RiskOct 27–28 (peak 32.3%)Low RiskOct 26, 29 (8.8%–12.5%)
San Diego, CA1.87 ft0.57 m2.61 ft0.80 m4.65 ft1.42 m11.38 ft3.47 mLow RiskOct 27 (peak 18.3%)
Toke Point, Willapa Bay, WA2.00 ft0.61 m2.74 ft0.83 m6.14 ft1.87 m15.44 ft4.71 mLow RiskOct 26–29 (peak 16.2%)
Newport Harbor, Yaquina River, OR1.98 ft0.60 m2.67 ft0.81 m5.86 ft1.79 m14.89 ft4.54 mLow RiskOct 27–28 (peak 13.5%)
Port Angeles, WA1.92 ft0.59 m2.47 ft0.75 m4.74 ft1.45 m39.30 ft11.98 mLow RiskOct 28 (peak 5.4%)
Charleston, OR1.95 ft0.59 m2.61 ft0.80 m5.49 ft1.67 m13.33 ft4.06 mLow RiskOct 27 (peak 5%)

Hawaii 4 Harbors

Some stations in the Pacific Islands are predicted to exceed the high tide flooding threshold based on tides alone. Minor tidal flooding along the coast will occur, particularly in low lying areas. If a storm occurs at this time, increased levels of tidal flooding and coastal erosion may occur. Lower than normal low tides will also occur.

HarborThresholdFlooding Likelihoods & Dates
Hilo, Hilo Bay, Kuhio Bay, HI1.00 ft0.30 m1.43 ft0.44 m2.25 ft0.69 m7.32 ft2.23 mElevated RiskOct 27–28 (peak 58.6%)Moderate RiskOct 26, 29 (23.7%–27.9%)
Kawaihae, HI1.00 ft0.30 m1.50 ft0.46 m2.19 ft0.67 m5.73 ft1.75 mModerate RiskOct 27–29 (peak 39.8%)Low RiskOct 26, 30 (5.8%–13.5%)
Kahului, HI1.00 ft0.30 m1.35 ft0.41 m2.14 ft0.65 m5.66 ft1.73 mLow RiskOct 27–28 (peak 13.2%)
Nawiliwili, HI1.00 ft0.30 m1.40 ft0.43 m2.00 ft0.61 m5.11 ft1.56 mLow RiskOct 27–28 (peak 10.3%)

Note: A harbor’s absence from this list does not mean flooding is impossible. It means NOAA either has no sufficiently validated model for that location, or the local hydrodynamics make a prediction unreliable. NOAA does not currently model any station in Alaska. Real-time weather can cause flooding at any coastal location regardless of this outlook — within five days, refer to the National Weather Service.

Where the risk is this month

Pin colour shows each harbor’s highest flood likelihood for the month. Select a pin for its dates and threshold.

National Summary

34 harbors have an elevated chance of high tide flooding in October 2026.

Astronomical Factors

  • Oct 10 — New moon
  • Oct 26 — Full moon

Northeast 4 Harbors

Low lying areas may flood, however high tides alone will likely not cause a significant impact on the coast in most areas unless accompanied by a storm or strong winds. Lower than normal low tides will also occur.

HarborThresholdFlooding Likelihoods & Dates
Bridgeport, CT1.60 ft0.49 m1.94 ft0.59 m5.30 ft1.61 m10.90 ft3.32 mElevated RiskOct 27–28 (peak 42.1%)Moderate RiskOct 10–11, 25–26, 29 (20.1%–38.1%)Low RiskOct 1, 8–9, 12, 24, 30 (10.1%–19.7%)
Kings Point, NY2.20 ft0.67 m2.56 ft0.78 m6.11 ft1.86 m22.89 ft6.98 mModerate RiskOct 27–28 (peak 29.5%)Low RiskOct 1, 8–11, 25–26, 29 (5%–19.4%)
Boston, MA2.23 ft0.68 m2.67 ft0.81 m7.30 ft2.23 m16.03 ft4.88 mLow RiskOct 27–29 (peak 19.8%)
Portland, ME2.10 ft0.64 m2.53 ft0.77 m7.06 ft2.15 m20.55 ft6.26 mLow RiskOct 27–29 (peak 16.2%)

Mid-Atlantic 10 Harbors

Minor tidal flooding along the coast will occur, particularly in low lying areas. If a storm occurs at this time, increased levels of tidal flooding and coastal erosion may occur. Lower than normal low tides will also occur.

HarborThresholdFlooding Likelihoods & Dates
Cape May Canal, NJ1.25 ft0.38 m1.69 ft0.52 m4.13 ft1.26 m9.12 ft2.78 mHigh RiskOct 26–29 (peak 74.2%)Elevated RiskOct 1, 10–12, 25, 30 (43.9%–51.1%)Moderate RiskOct 2–9, 13, 24, 31 (20.1%–37.4%)Low RiskOct 14–16, 22–23 (5.1%–19.3%)
Atlantic City, NJ1.40 ft0.43 m1.81 ft0.55 m3.79 ft1.15 m10.96 ft3.34 mHigh RiskOct 27–28 (peak 63.4%)Elevated RiskOct 26, 29–30 (42.2%–57.2%)Moderate RiskOct 1–2, 9–13, 25, 31 (23.4%–34.6%)Low RiskOct 3–8, 14–15, 23–24 (5.1%–19%)
Sandy Hook, NJ1.47 ft0.45 m1.80 ft0.55 m4.12 ft1.26 m9.21 ft2.81 mHigh RiskOct 27 (peak 60%)Elevated RiskOct 26, 28 (51.2%–53.5%)Moderate RiskOct 9–12, 25, 29 (24.1%–37.7%)Low RiskOct 1–4, 6–8, 13–14, 24, 30–31 (5.1%–19.2%)
Lewes, Breakwater Harbor, DE1.35 ft0.41 m1.77 ft0.54 m3.77 ft1.15 m8.78 ft2.68 mElevated RiskOct 26–30 (peak 59.7%)Moderate RiskOct 1–3, 7–13, 25, 31 (21.5%–39.2%)Low RiskOct 4–6, 14–16, 23–24 (6.4%–19.9%)
Lewisetta, VA1.50 ft0.46 m1.64 ft0.50 m2.24 ft0.68 m7.77 ft2.37 mModerate RiskOct 1–14, 24–29 (peak 33.9%)Low RiskOct 15–23, 30–31 (12.4%–19%)
Kiptopeke, VA1.56 ft0.48 m1.79 ft0.55 m3.08 ft0.94 m8.13 ft2.48 mModerate RiskOct 1, 10–11, 25–29 (peak 32.3%)Low RiskOct 2–9, 12–15, 23–24, 30–31 (5.5%–19.6%)
Norfolk, VA1.75 ft0.53 m1.95 ft0.59 m3.15 ft0.96 m8.88 ft2.71 mModerate RiskOct 10–11, 26–29 (peak 26.8%)Low RiskOct 1–9, 12–15, 23–25, 30–31 (6.6%–19.5%)
Windmill Point, VA1.66 ft0.51 m1.79 ft0.55 m2.35 ft0.72 m5.26 ft1.60 mModerate RiskOct 1, 10–11 (peak 20.9%)Low RiskOct 2–9, 12–31 (5%–19.8%)
Wachapreague, VA2.02 ft0.62 m2.34 ft0.71 m4.24 ft1.29 m8.82 ft2.69 mLow RiskOct 1–2, 8–13, 25–30 (peak 19.4%)
New York (The Battery), NY2.15 ft0.65 m2.47 ft0.75 m4.63 ft1.41 m10.49 ft3.20 mLow RiskOct 26–28 (peak 11.6%)

Southeast 8 Harbors

Some locations along the Southeast coast will have their highest tides of the year. Some stations along the Southeast coast are predicted to exceed the high tide flooding threshold based on tides alone. Minor tidal flooding along the coast will occur, particularly in low lying areas. If a storm occurs at this time, increased levels of tidal flooding and coastal erosion may occur. Lower than normal low tides will also occur.

HarborThresholdFlooding Likelihoods & Dates
Charleston, SC1.24 ft0.38 m1.59 ft0.49 m4.08 ft1.24 m9.77 ft2.98 mHigh RiskOct 26–29 (peak 78.5%)Elevated RiskOct 10–11, 30 (45.2%–49.2%)Moderate RiskOct 1–2, 7–9, 12, 25, 31 (22.1%–39.5%)Low RiskOct 3–6, 13–14, 24 (9.4%–19%)
Myrtle Beach (Springmaid Pier), SC1.40 ft0.43 m1.79 ft0.55 m4.29 ft1.31 m36.29 ft11.06 mHigh RiskOct 27–28 (peak 66.1%)Elevated RiskOct 26, 29 (53.6%–56.7%)Moderate RiskOct 10–12, 25, 30 (25%–29.4%)Low RiskOct 1–9, 13, 24, 31 (5.1%–19%)
Trident Pier, Cape Canaveral, FL1.76 ft0.54 m2.11 ft0.64 m3.81 ft1.16 m23.69 ft7.22 mElevated RiskOct 26–29 (peak 59.7%)Moderate RiskOct 30 (32%–32%)Low RiskOct 1–3, 9–13, 24–25, 31 (5.9%–19%)
Beaufort, NC1.46 ft0.45 m1.75 ft0.53 m3.29 ft1.00 m6.84 ft2.08 mElevated RiskOct 27–28 (peak 44.5%)Moderate RiskOct 1, 10–11, 26, 29–30 (21.1%–33.7%)Low RiskOct 2–4, 7–9, 12–14, 24–25, 31 (5.2%–16.3%)
Fort Pulaski, GA2.00 ft0.61 m2.37 ft0.72 m5.68 ft1.73 m13.00 ft3.96 mElevated RiskOct 27 (peak 40%)Moderate RiskOct 26, 28–29 (21.8%–38.4%)Low RiskOct 9–12, 25, 30 (5.1%–9.7%)
Duck, NC1.81 ft0.55 m2.13 ft0.65 m3.73 ft1.14 m24.08 ft7.34 mModerate RiskOct 26–29 (peak 33.3%)Low RiskOct 1–3, 8–14, 24–25, 30–31 (5.2%–17.4%)
Mayport Naval Station, St Johns R, FL1.79 ft0.55 m2.06 ft0.63 m4.28 ft1.30 m15.83 ft4.82 mModerate RiskOct 27–28 (peak 22.4%)Low RiskOct 10–11, 26, 29 (5.7%–15.1%)
Fernandina Beach, FL2.00 ft0.61 m2.35 ft0.72 m5.27 ft1.60 m10.26 ft3.13 mLow RiskOct 26–29 (peak 12.8%)

Gulf Coast 3 Harbors

In many locations of the Gulf Coast, the tidal range is relatively small compared to other regions of the U.S. so they will not be as significantly impacted by a perigean spring tide.

HarborThresholdFlooding Likelihoods & Dates
Port Isabel, TX1.13 ft0.34 m1.18 ft0.36 m1.69 ft0.51 m6.35 ft1.94 mExtreme RiskOct 1–4, 13–16, 26–31 (peak 95.1%)High RiskOct 5–6, 10–12, 17–19, 25 (62.7%–77.8%)Elevated RiskOct 7–9, 20–21, 24 (43.6%–54.3%)Moderate RiskOct 22–23 (36.9%–38.1%)
Bay Saint Louis, MS1.46 ft0.45 m1.60 ft0.49 m2.35 ft0.72 m5.61 ft1.71 mModerate RiskOct 1–4, 13–15, 27–31 (peak 36.6%)Low RiskOct 5–6, 10–12, 16–19, 25–26 (7.5%–19.8%)
Naples, FL1.50 ft0.46 m1.75 ft0.53 m2.72 ft0.83 m6.51 ft1.98 mLow RiskOct 27–29 (peak 10.6%)

West Coast 6 Harbors

Minor tidal flooding along the coast will occur, particularly in low lying areas. If a storm occurs at this time, increased levels of tidal flooding and coastal erosion may occur. Lower than normal low tides will also occur.

HarborThresholdFlooding Likelihoods & Dates
Los Angeles, CA1.50 ft0.46 m2.24 ft0.68 m4.16 ft1.27 m10.82 ft3.30 mExtreme RiskOct 27 (peak 83.7%)Elevated RiskOct 28 (48.3%–48.3%)Moderate RiskOct 26 (37.3%–37.3%)Low RiskOct 29 (5.1%–5.1%)
Santa Monica, CA1.60 ft0.49 m2.34 ft0.71 m4.24 ft1.29 m9.47 ft2.89 mElevated RiskOct 27 (peak 59.9%)Moderate RiskOct 28 (28.1%–28.1%)Low RiskOct 26 (9.5%–9.5%)
San Diego, CA1.80 ft0.55 m2.54 ft0.77 m4.58 ft1.40 m11.32 ft3.45 mModerate RiskOct 27 (peak 35.2%)Low RiskOct 26, 28 (6%–6.2%)
North Spit, Humboldt Bay, CA1.90 ft0.58 m2.61 ft0.80 m5.06 ft1.54 m23.30 ft7.10 mModerate RiskOct 27–28 (peak 34.8%)Low RiskOct 26, 29 (9.9%–14%)
La Jolla, CA1.70 ft0.52 m2.43 ft0.74 m4.30 ft1.31 m11.39 ft3.47 mLow RiskOct 27–28 (peak 15.7%)
Toke Point, Willapa Bay, WA2.10 ft0.64 m2.84 ft0.87 m6.24 ft1.90 m15.54 ft4.74 mLow RiskOct 26–28 (peak 12.4%)

Hawaii 3 Harbors

Some stations in the Pacific Islands are predicted to exceed the high tide flooding threshold based on tides alone. Minor tidal flooding along the coast will occur, particularly in low lying areas. If a storm occurs at this time, increased levels of tidal flooding and coastal erosion may occur. Lower than normal low tides will also occur.

HarborThresholdFlooding Likelihoods & Dates
Hilo, Hilo Bay, Kuhio Bay, HI0.90 ft0.27 m1.33 ft0.41 m2.15 ft0.66 m7.22 ft2.20 mExtreme RiskOct 27–28 (peak 84.7%)Elevated RiskOct 26, 29 (53.6%–58.7%)Low RiskOct 12, 25, 30 (6.3%–13.1%)
Kahului, HI0.80 ft0.24 m1.16 ft0.35 m1.94 ft0.59 m5.47 ft1.67 mHigh RiskOct 27–28 (peak 78.2%)Elevated RiskOct 26 (49.3%–49.3%)Moderate RiskOct 29 (36.8%–36.8%)Low RiskOct 25 (5.3%–5.3%)
Honolulu, HI0.70 ft0.21 m1.16 ft0.35 m1.78 ft0.54 m6.41 ft1.95 mHigh RiskOct 27–28 (peak 70.6%)Elevated RiskOct 29 (56.2%–56.2%)Moderate RiskOct 26, 30 (26.4%–35.1%)Low RiskOct 31 (6%–6%)

Note: A harbor’s absence from this list does not mean flooding is impossible. It means NOAA either has no sufficiently validated model for that location, or the local hydrodynamics make a prediction unreliable. NOAA does not currently model any station in Alaska. Real-time weather can cause flooding at any coastal location regardless of this outlook — within five days, refer to the National Weather Service.

About this data

Source
NOAA Center for Operational Oceanographic Products and Services (CO-OPS), Monthly High Tide Flooding Outlook
API
Derived Products API (DPAPI), Daily Likelihoods endpoint
Threshold
NOS minor and NWS minor — both included
Datum
MHHW, MHW, MSL, STND — all included
Units
English (feet) and metric (metres) — both included
Model run
September 9, 2026
Includes
Harbors with at least one day at or above 5% flood likelihood

Flood likelihoods come from a probabilistic model combining tide predictions, sea level rise trends and seasonal changes in coastal sea level. The model does not account for real-time weather.