Mundesley tide times
Norfolk, England
Times shown in UK local time, currently BST.
Wednesday 26th May, 2027
Jump to today →The moon and tides at Mundesley
Waning gibbous
72% illuminated, waning
The moon is a waning gibbous, 72% lit and now shrinking after the full moon. The next last quarter is in 2 days, on Friday 28 May.
The moon's monthly cycle drives the size of the tides here. Around the new moon and full moon, the sun and moon line up so their gravity adds together, producing the largest swing between low and high. Those are spring tides. Around the first and last quarter, the sun and moon pull at right angles and partly cancel out, producing the smallest swing. Those are neap tides.
The next spring tide peaks in 13 days, on Tuesday 8 June, at 3.9 metres. The next neap tide bottoms out in 4 days, on Sunday 30 May, at 2.2 metres.
Today at Mundesley sits between springs and neaps, with a range of 2.8 metres between low and high water.
Mundesley Tide Clock
The rising tide is currently 4.00m
Next High Tide
1990hr 54mins
Next Low Tide
1997hr 47mins
The hand sweeps once around the dial each tidal cycle, about 12 hours and 25 minutes. Navy numbers mark the next high water. Orange numbers mark the next low. The tide is rising while the hand moves from low towards high, and falling on the way back.
Tides at Mundesley run on a twice-daily rhythm, with two highs and two lows most days. The bigger fortnightly cycle that controls how large each swing gets is covered in the spring and neap tides guide.