Los Angeles Tides and Currents
Since early October, California water levels have run about 1 ft above predicted tides (up to 1.5 ft in Southern California), an El Niño effect expected to last into winter. Add it to both highs and lows: deeper water at low tide, about 1 ft less bridge clearance at high tide. Tidal range and currents are not affected.
| Time (PDT) | Type | Event | Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mon, Oct 26 3:06 AM | Tide | low | 1.4 ft |
| Mon, Oct 26 5:28 AM | Current | slack | slack |
| Mon, Oct 26 9:22 AM | Tide | high | 6.6 ft |
| Mon, Oct 26 10:55 AM | Current | ebb | 0.1 kts |
| Mon, Oct 26 2:47 PM | Current | slack | slack |
| Mon, Oct 26 4:20 PM | Tide | low | -0.7 ft |
| Mon, Oct 26 5:28 PM | Current | flood | 0.1 kts |
| Mon, Oct 26 7:52 PM | Current | slack | slack |
| Mon, Oct 26 10:36 PM | Tide | high | 4.2 ft |
| Mon, Oct 26 11:46 PM | Current | ebb | 0.3 kts |
Marine weather for Los Angeles, Santa Monica Bay, Malibu, Santa Monica, Marina del Rey, Manhattan Beach, Hermosa Beach, Redondo Beach, Palos Verdes, San Pedro, Long Beach, Alamitos Bay, and Seal Beach, California. Wind, tides, and conditions for surfing, fishing, sailing, boating, kayaking, paddleboarding, windsurfing, kiteboarding, and wing foiling.