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Alabama Tide Charts – High & Low Tides Today

High and low tide times for 23 NOAA tide prediction stations and 3 beaches & coastal towns in Alabama. Pick a location for today's tides, a 3-day tide outlook and a 7-day table.

Today's tides at a glance

Fri, Nov 13 · local time · ft above MLLW

LocationHigh tidesLow tidesMean range
Orange BeachNOAA 873066710:33 PM 1.0 ft11:22 AM -0.1 ft0.8 ft
Gulf ShoresNOAA 873126910:01 PM 1.7 ft8:53 AM 0.0 ft1.2 ft
Dauphin IslandNOAA 8735180—11:39 AM -0.1 ft1.2 ft
William Brooks Park, Chichasaw CreekNOAA 87371381:14 AM 2.1 ft12:58 PM -0.1 ft1.5 ft
Mobile, Mobile River (State Dock)NOAA 87370481:03 AM 1.9 ft1:01 PM -0.2 ft1.4 ft
Coast Guard Sector MobileNOAA 873689712:28 AM 1.9 ft12:33 PM -0.2 ft1.5 ft
Dog River BridgeNOAA 873539112:24 AM 2.0 ft12:25 PM -0.2 ft1.4 ft
East Fowl River, Hwy 193 BridgeNOAA 873552312:15 AM 1.8 ft12:17 PM -0.2 ft1.4 ft
Bayou LaBatre BridgeNOAA 873980311:10 PM 1.9 ft9:32 AM -0.1 ft1.4 ft
West Fowl River, Hwy 188 BridgeNOAA 873804311:48 PM 2.0 ft10:04 AM 0.0 ft1.4 ft

Listed north to south. High and low tide predictions from NOAA CO-OPS for the station each page uses; mean range = average rise or fall between high and low tide over the next 12 months.

Beaches & coastal towns

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Alabama tides: quick answers

Where is the biggest tide range in Alabama?

Of the 23 NOAA tide prediction stations in Alabama, Lower Bryant Landing has the largest average range between high and low tide, 1.6 ft (about 2.4 ft at spring tides). The smallest is at Arnica Bay, Mill Point, 0.7 ft. See the tide chart →

What kind of tides does Alabama have?

23 of 23 Alabama stations have diurnal tides (one high tide and one low tide on most days).

When are the highest tides of the next 12 months in Alabama?

NOAA predictions put the year's highest tide on October 29, 2026 at 9 of 23 Alabama stations, and on June 6, 2027 at 5 more. Extra-high tides like these are often called king tides; wind and storm surge can push water higher still.