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Freeport Entrance Jetty
Tuesday, January 12, 2027|28.930°N, 95.306°W · NOAA 8772479
Major periodMinor periodNightCurve interpolated from NOAA highs/lows (subordinate station) · Heights in feet above MLLW
Tides
| ▼ Low | 1:43 AM | 0.53 ft |
| ▲ High | 4:26 AM | 0.59 ft |
| ▼ Low | 11:34 AM | -0.14 ft |
| ▲ High | 6:56 PM | 0.91 ft |
Tidal range today: 1.05 ft
Sun & Moon
- Sunrise
- 7:15 AM
- Sunset
- 5:43 PM
- Moonrise
- 10:05 AM
- Moonset
- 10:10 PM
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Waxing Crescent
20% illuminated
Fishing Times
Average
- Major2:40 AM–4:40 AM
- Minor9:35 AM–10:35 AM
- Major3:05 PM–5:05 PM
- Minor9:40 PM–10:40 PM
Estimate from moon phase, solunar periods, and tidal range.
Tides for Freeport Entrance Jetty, week of January 10
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| Day | Moon | Sun | 1st tide | 2nd tide | 3rd tide | 4th tide | Coefficient | Solunar activity |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10 Sun | 🌒 | ▲ 7:15 AM ▼ 5:41 PM | 10:18 AM ▼ -0.5 ft | 6:32 PM ▲ 1.1 ft | 68average | |||
| 11 Mon | 🌒 | ▲ 7:15 AM ▼ 5:42 PM | 10:55 AM ▼ -0.4 ft | 6:46 PM ▲ 1.0 ft | 61average | |||
| 12 Tue | 🌒 | ▲ 7:15 AM ▼ 5:43 PM | 1:43 AM ▼ 0.5 ft | 4:26 AM ▲ 0.6 ft | 11:34 AM ▼ -0.1 ft | 6:56 PM ▲ 0.9 ft | 49average | |
| 13 Wed | 🌒 | ▲ 7:15 AM ▼ 5:44 PM | 1:45 AM ▼ 0.3 ft | 5:54 AM ▲ 0.5 ft | 12:18 PM ▼ 0.1 ft | 7:03 PM ▲ 0.8 ft | 39low | |
| 14 Thu | 🌒 | ▲ 7:15 AM ▼ 5:45 PM | 1:57 AM ▼ 0.1 ft | 8:07 AM ▲ 0.6 ft | 1:12 PM ▼ 0.4 ft | 7:04 PM ▲ 0.7 ft | 43low | |
| 15 Fri | 🌓 | ▲ 7:15 AM ▼ 5:45 PM | 2:19 AM ▼ -0.1 ft | 10:36 AM ▲ 0.7 ft | 2:32 PM ▼ 0.6 ft | 6:40 PM ▲ 0.7 ft | 49average | |
| 16 Sat | 🌓 | ▲ 7:15 AM ▼ 5:46 PM | 2:53 AM ▼ -0.4 ft | 12:10 PM ▲ 1.0 ft | 64average |
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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