San Diego 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 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sun, Nov 1 1:37 AM | Current | flood | 1.1 kts |
| Sun, Nov 1 3:54 AM PST | Tide | high | 4.0 ft |
| Sun, Nov 1 4:16 AM PST | Current | slack | slack |
| Sun, Nov 1 6:10 AM PST | Current | ebb | 0.3 kts |
| Sun, Nov 1 7:59 AM PST | Tide | low | 3.4 ft |
| Sun, Nov 1 8:26 AM PST | Current | slack | slack |
| Sun, Nov 1 11:50 AM PST | Current | flood | 0.6 kts |
| Sun, Nov 1 1:56 PM PST | Tide | high | 5.3 ft |
| Sun, Nov 1 2:18 PM PST | Current | slack | slack |
| Sun, Nov 1 6:22 PM PST | Current | ebb | 1.6 kts |
| Sun, Nov 1 9:38 PM PST | Tide | low | 0.2 ft |
| Sun, Nov 1 10:25 PM PST | Current | slack | slack |
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