The Pompano Beach oceanfront from the air at sunrise, looking north along the sand to the pier

A local publicationWeek of October 12, 2026

Pompano Beach is changing shape

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The beach today

Today’s tide at Hillsboro Inlet

The highs and lows NOAA predicts for Oct 15, 2026, and the light.

  1. Low5:42am0.7 ft
  2. High12:01pm3.1 ft
  3. Low6:10pm1.2 ft

The highs and lows are NOAA’s predictions for Hillsboro Inlet, station 8722862. The curve between them is ours, a smooth line from one turn to the next, the way a tide table is usually read. The water temperature is NOAA’s reading at Lake Worth Pier, station 8722670, read again each time this page opens. Sunrise and sunset are worked out for the pier. The lifeguards’ flag is on the beach page.

Four ways into the town

Round tables with yellow and red cloths set under palms on the beachfront promenade

Eat and Drink

90 places with Google’s rating on each, sorted and not ranked 20 happy hours, today’s first Tables set on the beachfront for the reopening party, April 2013
Green and gold fireworks bursting over the dunes at night

What’s On

50 events on the city’s calendar, this weekend first Fireworks on the beachfront, April 2013
A surfer riding a breaking green wave

The Beach

The flag, the tide, the pier, and 46 parks with their hours A surfer beside the fishing pier, February 2013
Low buildings, palms and the beach looking south from a high rise, with towers in the distance

Living Here

How old the homes on the oceanfront are, and what they sell for Looking south from the Whittington high rise, 1979

Photographs from Wikimedia Commons, cropped to fit. Ready for the dinner at The Re-opening Party of the new Pompano Beach Area by Richard Mc Neil, CC BY 3.0; Firework on the ocean at Pompano Beach, Florida, USA by Richard Mc Neil, CC BY 3.0; Surfing beside the Fishing Pier, Pompano Beach, Florida by Richard Mc Neil, CC BY 3.0; Beach Pompano South 1979 by Infrogmation of New Orleans, CC BY 2.0.

From the city calendar

Coming up

The next 8 events on the city’s calendar. All 50 still to come are on What’s On.

This, in an occasional email

What is on, what opened and closed, what is going up, and the tides for the weekend. Sent when there is something worth sending, and nothing else.

The newsletter

Pompano Beach, in an occasional email

There is no schedule yet. It goes out when there is something worth sending, and your address is the only thing it asks for.

  • What is onDated events from the city’s calendar, before the weekend they fall on rather than after it
  • What changedWhat opened and what closed, from the state’s license records, and what the city decided
  • What is going upHow far along each tower on the beach is, and what stood there before it
  • The waterThe weekend’s tides at the inlet and the sunset at the pier

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