Long Island tides

Today, at the Shinnecock Inlet station, used by 23 places on Long Island, high tide is at 9:34 am (4.0 ft) and 10:02 pm (3.2 ft), and low tide at 2:41 am and 3:27 pm. It can change by a few minutes from place to place: check each place's page.

Today, in Port Washington: 10.3 ft between high and low tide (Port Washington station). The smallest is in Babylon, with 0.8 ft. The range changes every day with the moon.

From October 26 to 28, after the new or full moon, with the moon near perigee, so they will be bigger than usual. At the Shinnecock Inlet station the coefficient will reach 92.

The tide is semidiurnal: two high and two low tides a day, of similar height. Each high tide comes about 50 minutes later than the day before.

3 of the 316 places have no tide station close enough, or in the same body of water, to give their times: the nearest one, Shinnecock Inlet, is 9.5 mi away on average. And we can't rely on the global tide model on this coast, so for now we don't show their tide. The sun, moon and spring tides on their pages are accurate.

In the middle of the area, the sun rises at 7:18 am and sets at 5:53 pm: 10 h 35 min of daylight. In Ditch Plains it rises 8 minutes earlier than in American Veterans Memorial Pier.