Today's high and low tide times for Cape Cod, MA, plus a 7-day tide table. Astronomical predictions from the nearest harmonic station — free and updated daily.
In Cape Cod, MA, the next high tide is at 2:48 AM (11.8ft) and the next low tide is at 9:03 AM (1.3ft), based on harmonic predictions for Provincetown.
All high and low tides for Cape Cod today, in local time (America/New York). Heights are metres above chart datum.
High (H) and low (L) tide times and heights for the next seven days at Cape Cod.
| Date | Tides (local time · height) |
|---|---|
| Tue, Sep 15 | H 2:48 AM 11.8ftL 9:03 AM 1.3ftH 3:18 PM 10.5ftL 9:12 PM 2.2ft |
| Wed, Sep 16 | H 3:33 AM 11.4ftL 9:51 AM 1.8ftH 4:06 PM 9.8ftL 9:57 PM 2.9ft |
| Thu, Sep 17 | H 4:18 AM 10.9ftL 10:42 AM 2.3ftH 5:00 PM 9.2ftL 10:45 PM 3.5ft |
| Fri, Sep 18 | H 5:06 AM 10.4ftL 11:36 AM 2.7ftH 5:57 PM 8.7ftL 11:33 PM 4.0ft |
| Sat, Sep 19 | H 5:57 AM 10.0ftL 12:30 PM 2.9ftH 6:57 PM 8.5ft |
| Sun, Sep 20 | L 12:30 AM 4.3ftH 6:54 AM 9.8ftL 1:27 PM 3.0ftH 7:54 PM 8.5ft |
| Mon, Sep 21 | L 1:27 AM 4.4ftH 7:48 AM 9.7ftL 2:18 PM 3.0ftH 8:48 PM 8.7ft |
| Tue, Sep 22 | L 2:24 AM 4.2ftH 8:42 AM 9.9ftL 3:06 PM 2.8ftH 9:30 PM 9.1ft |
Predicted for Provincetown, 1.1 km away (reliability: high — a close match — expect predictions within a few minutes of the published station table).
These are astronomical tide predictions — the rise and fall driven by the moon and sun, computed by harmonic analysis. They do not include weather effects: a strong onshore wind, low barometric pressure or a storm surge can push the real water level above the predicted high, and offshore winds or high pressure can hold it below the predicted low. For navigation or any safety-critical decision, always check the official tide tables and a live water-level gauge for Cape Cod.
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