Hilton Head Tide Chart

HILTON HEAD – FEBRUARY 2012
Average Air Temperature – 61 degrees
Average Ocean Temperature – 54 degrees
Full Moon – Tuesday, February 7th
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1
L 8:42am
H 2:18am
L 8:57pm
H 2:46pm
2
L 9:44am
H 3:12am
L 9:56pm
H 3:41pm
3
L 10:41am
H 4:08am
L 10:52pm
H 4:37pm
4
L 11:33am
H 5:03am
L 11:44pm
H 5:30pm

5
L – - – - -
H 5:54am
L 12:21pm
H 6:19pm
6
L 12:33am
H 6:41am
L 1:07pm
H 7:04pm
7
L 1:22am
H 7:25am
L 1:52pm
H 7:47pm
8
L 2:09am
H 8:07am
L 2:35pm
H 8:29pm
9
L 2:55am
H 8:49am
L 3:18pm
H 9:13pm
10
L 3:42am
H 9:33am
L 4:01pm
H 10:00pm
11
L 4:29am
H 10:20am
L 4:46pm
H 10:51pm

12
L 5:20am
H 11:12am
L 5:34pm
H 11:48pm
13
L 6:15am
H – - – - -
L 6:27pm
H 12:08pm
14
L 7:16am
H 12:49am
L 7:28pm
H 1:08pm
15
L 8:24am
H 1:52am
L 8:36pm
H 2:10pm
16
L 9:33am
H 2:58am
L 9:45pm
H 3:14pm
17
L 10:37am
H 4:04am
L 10:50pm
H 4:18pm
18
L 11:34am
H 5:08am
L 11:48pm
H 5:20pm

19
L 12:26am
H 6:05am
L – - – - -
H 6:15pm
20
L 12:40am
H 6:55am
L 1:13pm
H 7:04pm
21
L 1:29am
H 7:38am
L 1:57pm
H 7:48pm
22
L 2:14am
H 8:19am
L 2:37pm
H 8:28pm
23
L 2:55am
H 8:57am
L 3:14pm
H 9:07pm
24
L 3:33am
H 9:34am
L 3:50pm
H 9:45pm
25
L 4:10am
H 10:12am
L 4:24pm
H 10:24pm

26
L 4:45am
H 10:51am
L 4:59pm
H 11:05pm
27
L 5:22am
H 11:33am
L 5:37pm
H 11:50pm
28
L 6:04am
H – - – - -
L 6:20pm
H 12:19pm
29
L 6:52am
H 12:38am
L 7:10pm
H 1:09pm
All tides shown are based on the Savannah River entrance.
To calculate Skull Creek entrance, add 24 minutes.
 
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Tides

Tides on Hilton Head Island along 12 beautiful miles of Atlantic Ocean Beach can be as high as 6 feet. Hilton Head Island, South Carolina Area Tide Chart Information provides users with immediate information regarding Low and High Tide water levels based on the Savannah River entrance. To calculate Skull Creek entrance, add 24 minutes.

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