Coos Bay Oregon →

Open

Open to all vessels — use normal caution

Ebb builds from ~3:42 PM against a 5 ft @ 11 s NW swell - no major opposing-ebb hazard, but confirm conditions on the bar.Ebb estimated from tides - swell: buoy 46229

Recreational

None & under

Uninspected Passenger

None & under

Checked

8:06 PM · 10h 4m ago

Stale — 10h 4m old

No Restrictions

Swell

2–4ft

Wind

10kt

from S

Visibility

5+nm

USCG Station

Station Coos Bay

206-815-7227

Call before crossing

Coos Bay Cam LIVE

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NOAA Bar Report Issued 7:43 PM · 10h 27m ago

Florence to Point St. George

IN ALL AREAS 2-4 FT CHOPPY SWELLS, WINDS ARE FROM THE SOUTH AT 5-10 KNOTS, VISIBILITY IS 5 NAUTICAL MILES. NO RESTRICTIONS

Alerts

Heads up: NOAA hasn't refreshed this bar's conditions in 10h 4m. Values may be out of date — verify with the USCG bar station or alternative sources before crossing.

Where to verify:

DeepZoom — Currents and trip planning
NOAA Marine Forecast — Official marine weather

Best Slack-Tide Windows

Fair

7:12am – 8:42am

Low tide 0.9 ft · Slack water near the tide turn

Fair

1:27pm – 2:57pm

High tide 7.9 ft · Slack water near the tide turn

Fair

7:48pm – 9:18pm

Low tide -0.0 ft · Slack water near the tide turn

Fair

2:05am – 3:35am

High tide 6.7 ft · Slack water near the tide turn

Tides & Sun

Low 7:57am 0.9 ft

High 2:12pm 7.9 ft

Low 8:33pm -0.0 ft

High 2:50am 6.7 ft

Low 8:30am 1.6 ft

High 2:43pm 7.7 ft

Sunrise

6:52 AM

Sunset

7:34 PM

Dawn / Dusk

6:25 AM · 8:01 PM

Marine Forecast — Florence to Point St. George

Rest Of Today

1–3 ft

S 5 kt

S wind to 5 kt. Wind waves S 1 ft at 4 seconds. NW swell 3 ft at 9 seconds. Widespread den…

Tonight

1–3 ft

N 5 kt

N wind to 5 kt. Wind waves N 1 ft at 4 seconds. NW swell 3 ft at 9 seconds. Areas of dense…

Wed

1–3 ft

NE 5 kt

NE wind 5 kt, backing to NW to 5 kt in the afternoon. Wind waves NE 1 ft at 4 seconds, shi…

Wed Night

1–3 ft

NW 5 kt

NW wind 5 kt, backing to SE after midnight. Wind waves NW 1 ft at 4 seconds, shifting to t…

Data from NOAA National Weather Service. Forecast updates every 6 hours.

7-Day Forecast

Today

65°F

Slight Chance Light Rain then Mostly Sunny

5 to 8 mph SW

Monday

66°F

Patchy Fog then Mostly Sunny

2 to 12 mph NNE

Tuesday

66°F

Sunny

6 to 13 mph N

Wednesday

71°F

Sunny

5 to 12 mph N

Thursday

72°F

Sunny

7 mph N

Friday

67°F

Mostly Sunny

1 to 7 mph SSW

Saturday

66°F

Mostly Cloudy

2 to 6 mph SW

Data from NWS api.weather.gov. Use for trip planning - verify conditions closer to departure.

Tide Predictions

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NOAA tide predictions for the next 7 days. Height in feet above Mean Lower Low Water (MLLW). Best bar crossing is typically during slack tide (between high and low).

Tide Predictions

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Tide height predictions chart. Data table follows.

Tide Height Predictions
Date/Time	Height (ft)	Type

View shareable Coos Bay tide forecast →

Tidal Currents & Crossing Windows

Slack Water

Next Slack: 9:27 AM Est.

Optimal Crossing Windows (next 24h)

9:27 AM

2026-09-13

Slack (est.)

3:42 PM

2026-09-13

Slack (est.)

10:03 PM

2026-09-13

Slack (est.)

4:20 AM

2026-09-14

Slack (est.)

Slack times estimated from tide data. Verify with USCG before crossing.

Crossing Safety: Slack water (±30 min) is safest. Avoid crossing when strong ebb meets ocean swell - dangerous standing waves form at bar entrance.

Buoy 46229 — Umpqua Offshore

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Real-time ocean conditions from the National Data Buoy Center (NDBC). Wave height, period, water temperature, and atmospheric data from offshore monitoring buoys.

Station 46229

Wave Height

4.6ft

Dom Period

11s

Avg Period

6.9s

Wave Dir

NW317°

Wind Speed

--kt

Wind Dir

Water Temp

57°F

Air Temp

--°F

Pressure

--mb

Observation: Sep 13, 2026 11:56 AM UTC | View on NDBC

Moderate period 11s period - typical ocean swell

Standard conditions. Watch for sets and maintain situational awareness.

Buoy History (48 Hours)

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Wave height (blue) and dominant wave period (orange) from the NDBC buoy over the last 48 hours. Longer wave periods typically indicate ocean swell; shorter periods suggest local wind waves.

Buoy History

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Buoy wave data chart showing wave height and period. Data table follows.