TideCast by Hohonu 1.0.9

TideCast by Hohonu allows users to access live water level data from Hohonu’s exclusive tide sensors, along with tidal forecasts and weather predictions for numerous NOAA locations in the US and the Pacific region. Users can effortlessly check high and low tides nearby and explore comprehensive graphs illustrating real-time water levels against predictions, updated every 6 minutes.

Key Features:

• Live tide data from 400 Hohonu sensors and NOAA stations updating every 6 minutes.
• Over 1,500 NOAA locations in the US offering tidal predictions a year in advance.
• TideCast's unique prediction algorithm utilizing machine learning and refreshed every 6 hours using live Hohonu sensor data – boasting up to 80% greater accuracy than conventional tidal forecasts.
• Find nearby stations or search the map for other locations, mark favorites by tapping the heart icon.
• View weather conditions including wind, sun and moon phases, temperature, and rainfall at each station (data sourced from NOAA).
• Share tide data through text messages, emails, and social media.

Details:

• "Live" labeled tide sensors present bar graphs displaying recently observed water levels.
• "Subordinate" labeled stations are prediction-only sites utilizing NOAA's forecast data.
• Long press on the graph and slide to observe predicted or observed tide levels at a specific time in the past or future.
• Click on a station for detailed information, including wind speed, precipitation, temperature, and UV index.
• Scroll through the calendar at the top to view predictions up to a year in advance for selected stations.

Contact us at kokua@hohonu.io for any feedback or queries. Additionally, feedback can be submitted directly through the app.

Install a Hohonu tide sensor in your area! More than 100 communities across 14 coastal states have installed their own affordable Hohonu tide sensors, accumulating over 1 million hours of water level data. For more information, visit hohonu.io

About Hohonu:

• Hohonu, Inc was founded in 2019 by a group of scientists from Hawai’i and South Carolina aiming to provide actionable insights and data to safeguard communities against future flooding.
• Hohonu has supported resilient communities in 14 states and 100 locations by collecting over 1 million hours of water level data through its internet-connected tidal sensors. These sensors contribute to tidal forecasts that can be up to 80% more precise than traditional predictions.