SeaLevelTracker
Real-time water level data from NOAA tidal stations across the US coast. Track sea level, tides, and coastal flooding.
Live Water Levels
The BatteryNew York, NY-0.439 m MSLBostonBoston, MA-0.816 m MSLSandy HookSandy Hook, NJ-0.27 m MSLPhiladelphiaPhiladelphia, PA0.403 m MSLSewells PointNorfolk, VA-- m MSLWilmingtonWilmington, NC-0.49 m MSLCharlestonCharleston, SC-0.163 m MSLSt. PetersburgSt. Petersburg, FL-- m MSLClearwater BeachClearwater, FL-0.314 m MSLKey WestKey West, FL0.07 m MSLCedar KeyCedar Key, FL0.381 m MSLGalvestonGalveston, TX0.106 m MSLPensacolaPensacola, FL0.438 m MSLCorpus ChristiCorpus Christi, TX-- m MSLSan DiegoSan Diego, CA-0.31 m MSL
All Stations by Region
East Coast
The BatteryNew YorkBostonBostonSandy HookSandy HookPhiladelphiaPhiladelphiaSewells PointNorfolkWilmingtonWilmingtonCharlestonCharlestonKingston PointKingstonNew LondonNew LondonWoods HoleWoods HoleMontaukMontauk
Gulf Coast
St. PetersburgSt. PetersburgClearwater BeachClearwaterKey WestKey WestCedar KeyCedar KeyGalvestonGalvestonCorpus ChristiCorpus ChristiVeniceVeniceBeaufortBeaufort
West Coast
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