Shipwreck Point Natural Resource Conservation Area

Neah Bay, Washington · Pacific coast

Water temperature, waves, wind and tides at Shipwreck Point Natural Resource Conservation Area in Neah Bay, Washington, with where every number comes from and how old it is.

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Right now at Shipwreck Point Natural Resource Conservation Area

Water
52°F (11°C)
Waves
6.6 ft (2.0 m) every 11 seconds
Wind
13 mph (20 km/h) from the southeast, gusts to 21 mph
Air
54°F (12°C)

As of 6:45 AM local time, from NOAA forecast models and nearby stations. The full day, hour by hour, is on the conditions page.

Low tides in daylight at Shipwreck Point Natural Resource Conservation Area

  • Today: 7:59 AM, 4.5 ft
  • Saturday, Nov 14: 8:39 AM, 4.7 ft
  • Sunday, Nov 15: 9:34 AM, 4.9 ft
  • Monday, Nov 16: 10:56 AM, 4.9 ft
  • Tuesday, Nov 17: 12:52 PM, 4.5 ft (lowest)

Predicted by NOAA for NEAH BAY, 7.7 miles (12 km) away. Heights are above mean lower low water, so a minus tide is below 0 ft. Sunrise and sunset are calculated for the beach; times are local.

Highest tides ahead at Shipwreck Point Natural Resource Conservation Area

  • Dec 23–25: up to 10.3 ft (Thu, Dec 24, 11:53 AM)
  • Jan 21–22: up to 10.2 ft (Fri, Jan 22, 11:50 AM)

The days NOAA predicts the highest tides at NEAH BAY between now and March 3, often called king tides, with the lowest low tide still ahead in daylight on those days. Heights are in feet above mean lower low water; times are local.

What Ebbward shows here

Water temperature
From NOAA models and satellite sea surface temperature, or a measured reading when a station or buoy nearby reports one.
Waves and wind
Modeled at this beach's own forecast point offshore, hour by hour for seven days. Waves breaking at the shore can be bigger or smaller.
Tides
NOAA tide predictions from NEAH BAY, 7.7 miles (12 km) away.
Nearest NOAA buoy
Neah Bay - 6 NM North of Cape Flattery, WA (Traffic Separation Lighted Buoy), 17 miles (28 km) away.
Facing
North (21°), which decides whether the wind is onshore or offshore here.
Underwater visibility
Unreported until someone who was in the water today shares a report.

Before you go in

Ebbward describes ocean conditions; it is not a safety rating and can't tell you whether to swim. Check posted flags, ask a lifeguard, and read the National Weather Service forecast.

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