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King tides in Fort Lauderdale

This page uses NOAA station South Port Everglades, FL (8722956), the gauge at Port Everglades.

Unofficial summary of public NOAA CO-OPS data. Not a forecast agency. Not a storm forecast.

Last stored fetch: 28 Sep 2026, 07:14 (Europe/Rome).

Next king-tide window

  • 26 Oct 2026 through 28 Oct 2026. Peak 27.86 ft on the station datum at 27 Oct 2026, 09:40 local time (NOAA lst/ldt), 0.95 ft above MHHW.
  • 29 Sep 2027. Peak 27.79 ft on the station datum at 29 Sep 2027, 08:11 local time (NOAA lst/ldt), 0.88 ft above MHHW.

Prediction span stored from NOAA: 28 Sep 2026 through 29 Sep 2027. Datum STND, feet.

A king-tide window is a run of days when the NOAA predicted high is within 0.10 ft of the highest predicted high in the stored span (the next 366 days). The band only groups those highs. It is not a NOAA flood threshold and not a forecast that a street will flood.

High-tide flooding

NOAA's annual high-tide flooding outlook has no published row for this station. We do not estimate how many days will flood.

The peak predicted high in the next window is 27.86 ft on the station datum. NOAA publishes an NWS minor water level of 28.18 ft on the station datum and does not publish an NOS minor threshold here. We do not turn that NWS level into a flood-day count.

High-tide flooding in this outlook means days NOAA projects will reach the NOS minor flood threshold at the station. NOAA does not name streets, neighborhoods, or a depth on land in the products we store. We do not add any.

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