as of 15:30
1.59 m
Chart Datum equivalent, converted from -0.43 m above Ordnance Datum. Harwich sits ahead of Woodbridge on the tide, so an unusually high reading here can be an early sign of a surge heading up the estuary. This isn't directly comparable to Woodbridge's own tide heights — it's a leading indicator, not a prediction for here.
| Event | Time | Height |
|---|---|---|
| High Water | Mon 05 Oct, 20:20 | 3.32 m |
| Low Water | Tue 06 Oct, 02:37 | 1.13 m |
| High Water | Tue 06 Oct, 09:08 | 3.11 m |
| Low Water | Tue 06 Oct, 15:20 | 0.69 m |
| High Water | Tue 06 Oct, 21:52 | 3.56 m |
| Low Water | Wed 07 Oct, 03:45 | 1.03 m |
| High Water | Wed 07 Oct, 10:27 | 3.44 m |
| Low Water | Wed 07 Oct, 16:24 | 0.52 m |
| High Water | Wed 07 Oct, 23:01 | 3.84 m |
Sources: UK Hydrographic Office ADMIRALTY Tidal API; this uses Environment Agency flood and river level data from the real-time data API (Beta)