Tides / Washington / Pacific County / Raymond
Raymond
Tide station
NOAA station Raymond, Willapa River in Pacific County, Washington. Heights are feet above mean lower low water. Tide times on this page are local time at this station (PDT). If you are in another timezone, these clocks are not your phone's time. People also look this chart up as Willapa. NOAA adjusts this prediction from Toke Point.
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Tide station
Predicted rise and fall
This column is the NOAA prediction. It is the expected high and low from the moon and the sun, in feet above mean lower low water. It is not a flood warning, and it is not the depth under the boat.
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Five-day fishing snapshot
This is the next five days at Raymond. It uses the tide prediction at this station, the sun and moon at this coordinate, and the National Weather Service forecast. A day is highlighted when a high or low falls within two hours of sunrise or sunset. Tide and sun times are local time at this station.
Thursday
The moon is a waxing crescent, about 20% lit. The larger tides fall nearer the new moon and the full moon. Sunrise is 7:33 AM and sunset is 6:28 PM. The tides are a high of 7.9 ft at 5:24 AM, a low of 4.1 ft at 10:20 AM, a high of 9.5 ft at 4:26 PM, and a low of 0.4 ft at 11:16 PM. No high or low this day falls within two hours of sunrise or sunset, so this day is not highlighted.
Friday
The moon is a waxing crescent, about 30% lit. The larger tides fall nearer the new moon and the full moon. Sunrise is 7:34 AM and sunset is 6:26 PM. The tides are a high of 7.5 ft at 6:15 AM, a low of 4.5 ft at 11:03 AM, and a high of 9.0 ft at 5:08 PM. The high at 6:15 AM is 79 minutes before sunrise. The forecast is Mostly Sunny, 73°F, wind 1 to 5 mph WSW.
Saturday
The moon is a first quarter, about 40% lit, so the highs run smaller. Sunrise is 7:35 AM and sunset is 6:25 PM. The tides are a low of 1.0 ft at 12:07 AM, a high of 7.2 ft at 7:15 AM, a low of 4.9 ft at 11:58 AM, and a high of 8.5 ft at 6:02 PM. The high at 7:15 AM is 20 minutes before sunrise. The forecast is Chance Light Rain then Partly Sunny, 62°F, wind 7 mph W.
Sunday
The moon is a first quarter, about 50% lit, so the highs run smaller. Sunrise is 7:37 AM and sunset is 6:23 PM. The tides are a low of 1.4 ft at 1:06 AM, a high of 7.1 ft at 8:25 AM, a low of 5.0 ft at 1:15 PM, and a high of 8.1 ft at 7:11 PM. The high at 8:25 AM is 48 minutes after sunrise. The forecast is Mostly Sunny, 62°F, wind 3 mph NE.
Monday
The moon is a waxing gibbous, about 61% lit. The larger tides fall nearer the new moon and the full moon. Sunrise is 7:38 AM and sunset is 6:21 PM. The tides are a low of 1.6 ft at 2:12 AM, a high of 7.4 ft at 9:34 AM, a low of 4.8 ft at 2:45 PM, and a high of 7.9 ft at 8:31 PM. The high at 9:34 AM is 116 minutes after sunrise. The forecast is Chance Light Rain, 56°F, wind 5 mph SSE.
Friday, Saturday, Sunday, and Monday are the days in this snapshot where a turn meets sunrise or sunset.
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Sun and moon
- First light
- 5:51 AM
- Nautical twilight begins
- 6:26 AM
- Dawn
- 7:01 AM
- Blue hour, morning
- 7:01 AM to 7:13 AM
- Golden hour, morning
- 7:13 AM to 8:13 AM
- Sunrise
- 7:32 AM
- Solar noon
- 1:01 PM
- Golden hour, evening
- 5:47 PM to 6:48 PM
- Sunset
- 6:29 PM
- Blue hour, evening
- 6:48 PM to 6:59 PM
- Dusk
- 6:59 PM
- Nautical twilight ends
- 7:34 PM
- Last light
- 8:09 PM
- Day length
- 10 hours 57 minutes
- Moon
- Waxing Crescent, about 24% lit
- Moonrise
- 1:17 PM
- Moonset
- 8:59 PM
The larger tides, called spring tides, fall near the new moon and the full moon. The smaller neap tides fall near the quarters. Light times are for this coordinate, in local time at this station.
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Nearby tide stations
- South Bend2.5 mi · Pacific County
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- Toke Point10 mi · Pacific County
- Paradise Point17 mi · Pacific County
Flood gauge
Measured water, not the tide
This column is a different instrument. A flood gauge reports the water level that is there now and the stages where flooding starts. The orange square on the map is that gauge. It is often not on top of the tide station.
No coastal flood gauge is published within 15 miles of this station.