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San Luis Pass

Tuesday, August 3, 2027|29.095°N, 95.113°W · NOAA 8771972

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-0.50.00.51.01.5ft12a3a6a9a12p3p6p9p12a☀ 6:42 AM☀ 8:10 PMHigh 1.1 ft7:05 AMLow 0.9 ft11:53 AMHigh 1.1 ft3:47 PMLow -0.2 ft11:27 PMSolunarMajor: Moon underfoot, 1:20 AM–3:20 AMMinor: Moonrise, 7:35 AM–8:35 AMMajor: Moon overhead, 1:40 PM–3:40 PMMinor: Moonset, 8:40 PM–9:40 PM
Major periodMinor periodNightNOAA 6-minute predictions · Heights in feet above MLLW

Tides

▲ High7:05 AM1.10 ft
▼ Low11:53 AM0.94 ft
▲ High3:47 PM1.10 ft
▼ Low11:27 PM-0.17 ft

Tidal range today: 1.27 ft

Sun & Moon

Sunrise
6:42 AM
Sunset
8:10 PM
Moonrise
8:05 AM
Moonset
9:10 PM
🌒

Waxing Crescent

3% illuminated

Fishing Times

Very good

  • Major1:20 AM–3:20 AM
  • Minor7:35 AM–8:35 AM
  • Major1:40 PM–3:40 PM
  • Minor8:40 PM–9:40 PM

Estimate from moon phase, solunar periods, and tidal range.

Tides for San Luis Pass, week of August 1

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DayMoonSun1st tide2nd tide3rd tide4th tideCoefficientSolunar activity
1 Sun🌑▲ 6:41 AM
▼ 8:12 PM		6:35 AM
▲ 1.3 ft		9:40 PM
▼ -0.5 ft
97very high
2 Mon🌑▲ 6:41 AM
▼ 8:11 PM		6:55 AM
▲ 1.2 ft		11:36 AM
▼ 1.1 ft		2:17 PM
▲ 1.2 ft		10:34 PM
▼ -0.4 ft
90very high
3 Tue🌒▲ 6:42 AM
▼ 8:10 PM		7:05 AM
▲ 1.1 ft		11:53 AM
▼ 0.9 ft		3:47 PM
▲ 1.1 ft		11:27 PM
▼ -0.2 ft
79high
4 Wed🌒▲ 6:42 AM
▼ 8:09 PM		7:08 AM
▲ 1.0 ft		12:30 PM
▼ 0.7 ft		5:12 PM
▲ 1.0 ft
64average
5 Thu🌒▲ 6:43 AM
▼ 8:09 PM		12:22 AM
▼ 0.1 ft		7:08 AM
▲ 0.9 ft		1:16 PM
▼ 0.5 ft		6:44 PM
▲ 1.0 ft
53average
6 Fri🌒▲ 6:43 AM
▼ 8:08 PM		1:22 AM
▼ 0.4 ft		7:07 AM
▲ 0.9 ft		2:05 PM
▼ 0.3 ft		8:51 PM
▲ 0.9 ft
43low
7 Sat🌒▲ 6:44 AM
▼ 8:07 PM		2:37 AM
▼ 0.7 ft		7:07 AM
▲ 0.9 ft		2:57 PM
▼ 0.1 ft		11:44 PM
▲ 1.0 ft
56average

Coefficient compares each day's tidal swing with this station's weak and strong tides over the surrounding month (about 45 = weak, 95 = strong). Bigger swings move more water and bait.

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