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Record the station predictions
Label high/low events and the height unit and datum. Do not mix local and UTC times.
| High / low | Local time | Height and unit | Datum |
|---|---|---|---|
Before you use the sheet
- Confirm that the named station is an appropriate reference for the place; read its limitations.
- Check that the selected local date is covered and the predictions are current.
- Check official local weather, access notices and other information relevant to your activity.
- Keep the NOAA source link: astronomical tide predictions do not capture every weather effect.
Local checks and notes
A completed worksheet is not a beach-access, swimming or navigation assessment. Conditions can change after it is printed. Recheck the issuing sources before relying on saved information.
Reference: NOAA tide predictions. Read how to read a tide chart and how a reference station can differ from your beach.
Public Atlas Editorial · Published 2026-09-29 · Updated 2026-09-29. Independent human review pending. Next scheduled review: 2026-10-29. AI-assisted resource.
The short answer
Record the station ID, date, local time, datum and source with each prediction. Keep weather and access checks alongside the worksheet.
Common questions
Can I reuse yesterday’s tide worksheet?
Use a new dated entry for the visit. The worksheet records selected predictions; it does not update itself after printing.
Where do I get values for the worksheet?
Open the tide planner for a covered station and date, then retain the NOAA source link with the copied values.