Use the data without giving it more certainty than it has.
These guides explain the calculations behind the tool and the limits that keep a derived score from becoming a fake safety verdict.
GUIDE
How CoastEventRadar scores a coastal opportunity
What goes into the score, what is deliberately left out, and why a high score is not a safety rating.
Read guide →GUIDEObserved vs. predicted water level: the coastal anomaly worth watching
Why the gap between NOAA observation and astronomical prediction can matter more than the prediction alone.
Read guide →GUIDEHow to find the best daylight low tides without scrolling a year of tide tables
A practical way to rank low tides by rarity and daylight instead of hunting manually.
Read guide →GUIDENOAA tides, NWS weather, NDBC buoys and wildlife reports: what each source actually tells you
The source map behind the radar and the limits that prevent false precision.
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