Bear Point, 0.6 nmi E of (depth 14 ft), St. Andrew Bay, Florida Current Predictions (Legacy)
Local time: 2026-08-18 Tue 1:12 PM CDT
Warning: tidal prediction constants for this station are very old and predictions may be wildly incorrect. See https://tides.mobilegeographics.com for newer data.
Bear Point, 0.6 nmi E of (depth 14 ft), St. Andrew Bay, Florida Current
30.1643° N, 85.7134° W
Flood direction 312° true
Ebb direction 137° true
2026-08-18 Tue 2:32 PM CDT 0.0 knots Slack, Flood Begins
7:20 PM CDT Sunset
10:45 PM CDT Moonset
11:22 PM CDT 0.6 knots Max Flood
2026-08-19 Wed 4:43 AM CDT -0.0 knots Slack, Ebb Begins
6:12 AM CDT Sunrise
8:28 AM CDT -0.4 knots Max Ebb
1:05 PM CDT Moonrise
3:23 PM CDT 0.0 knots Slack, Flood Begins
7:19 PM CDT Sunset
9:46 PM CDT First Quarter
11:23 PM CDT Moonset
11:36 PM CDT 0.6 knots Max Flood
2026-08-20 Thu 5:09 AM CDT -0.0 knots Slack, Ebb Begins
6:13 AM CDT Sunrise
9:00 AM CDT -0.4 knots Max Ebb
11:33 AM CDT -0.4 knots Min Ebb
12:09 PM CDT -0.4 knots Max Ebb
2:02 PM CDT Moonrise
4:17 PM CDT 0.0 knots Slack, Flood Begins
7:18 PM CDT Sunset
11:43 PM CDT 0.6 knots Max Flood
2026-08-21 Fri 12:06 AM CDT Moonset
1:06 AM CDT 0.6 knots Min Flood
1:58 AM CDT 0.6 knots Max Flood
5:45 AM CDT -0.0 knots Slack, Ebb Begins
6:13 AM CDT Sunrise
9:07 AM CDT -0.4 knots Max Ebb
9:37 AM CDT -0.4 knots Min Ebb
1:02 PM CDT -0.4 knots Max Ebb
2:58 PM CDT Moonrise
5:12 PM CDT 0.0 knots Slack, Flood Begins
7:17 PM CDT Sunset
10:11 PM CDT 0.6 knots Max Flood
2026-08-22 Sat 12:36 AM CDT 0.5 knots Min Flood
12:54 AM CDT Moonset
2:59 AM CDT 0.6 knots Max Flood
6:14 AM CDT Sunrise
6:30 AM CDT -0.0 knots Slack, Ebb Begins
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