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Tide times Cromer

When is high tide in Cromer today, and when is the next low tide? The table below gives the high and low waters for today and the next two days in local time, recomputed every time you open the page.

The tide right now

Sea level now−0.69 mfalling
Next high tide22:42Friday 16 October · +1.32 m
Next low tide16:52Friday 16 October · −1.03 m

Tide table computed on 2026-10-16 14:07 UTC. Updating live…

High and low tides, next 3 days

DayTideTimeHeight
Friday 16 OctoberLow tide04:42−1.42 m
High tide10:30+1.28 m
Low tide16:52−1.03 m
High tide22:42+1.32 m
Saturday 17 OctoberLow tide05:26−1.14 m
High tide11:13+0.96 m
Low tide17:32−0.73 m
High tide23:24+1.10 m
Sunday 18 OctoberLow tide06:28−0.91 m
High tide12:07+0.68 m
Low tide18:37−0.48 m

Times in local time (Europe/London). Heights in metres above (+) or below (−) mean sea level, not chart datum.

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The tide at Cromer

Cromer has two high tides and two low tides a day, of similar height. The tidal range is typically about 2.4 m at neap tides and 4.4 m at spring tides, around new and full moon. The prediction is for the sea just off Cromer (53°, 1.25°).

Questions

What time is high tide in Cromer today?
The table above lists today's high and low tides in Cromer in local time (Europe/London), followed by the next two days. It is recomputed from the tide model every time the page is opened.
Is the tide coming in or going out in Cromer right now?
The "Sea level now" box says whether the water is rising (coming in) or falling (going out), with the next high and the next low tide beside it.
Why are the heights different from the harbour tide table?
Here heights are measured from mean sea level, so low tides are negative. Official tide tables measure from chart datum, close to the lowest possible tide, so their numbers are larger; the times and the range between high and low are what to compare.
Can I use these tide times for navigation?
No. They come from a global tide model and can differ from the official local prediction by a few tens of minutes and centimetres, more in estuaries and narrow bays, and they leave out the effect of wind and air pressure. For navigation use the official tide tables of the harbour authority.

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How these tide times are computed

The tide is predicted with the EOT20 global ocean tide model (DGFI-TUM, CC-BY 4.0) from nine harmonic constituents (M2, S2, N2, K2, K1, O1, P1, Q1, M4) at the model point closest to Cromer, on a 0.25° grid, with the astronomical arguments and nodal corrections for each hour. High and low waters are the turning points of the hourly curve, refined between the hours. Storm surge, wind and air pressure are not included. The same model drives the live tide map.