Put the tide on your calendar

Each feed below carries every Good-or-better daylight window at one station for the next 12 months — start and end times, the low's height, its score, and a 45-minute heads-up alarm. Subscribe once in Apple, Google, or any calendar app and the feed stays current on its own: the data behind it regenerates from NOAA predictions every day. Last computed 2026-08-22.

Getting a feed's URL asks for your email once — that also joins the weekly Minus Tide Alert (unsubscribe anytime). The on-screen tide tables across this site are never gated.

Subscribe or download?

Subscribing ("Add calendar → from URL" in most apps) is the good option: your calendar re-fetches the feed on its own, so windows further out appear as the daily refresh computes them. Downloading the .ics file works too, but it's a snapshot — it won't update. Prefer paper? Every station page has printable monthly calendar pages, and the year heatmap prints the whole season on one sheet.

Feed events are astronomical predictions, not observations — wind and pressure change actual water levels, so check conditions before you go. How windows and scores are computed is documented on the methodology page.