What time is the high tide in Qiantang River today?

Qiantang River is around 4 o'clock today. See the figure below for the specific location:

On August 18th of the lunar calendar, the tide in Qiantang River is the largest, but it also depends on the weather. However, one thing is certain. Tides can be seen from the first day to the fifth day and from the fifteenth to the twentieth day of the lunar calendar every month, so you can watch tides on120th day a year. Every year on the 15th day of the eighth lunar month, the tidal bore in Qianjiang River is the largest, and the tidal head can reach several meters. At the high tide, the sound is like thunder, and the avalanche is spectacular.

Tide watching in Qiantang started in the Han and Wei Dynasties (1 6th century) and flourished in the Tang and Song Dynasties (7th century to13rd century). After more than two thousand years, it has become a local custom. Especially around the Mid-Autumn Festival, tourists from all directions flocked to see the wonders of Qian Jiangchao. Yan Guan Town, Haining, 50 kilometers away from Hangzhou, is the best place to watch the tide.

The tidal time of Qiantang River in Hangzhou is different every month, and the tidal information of that day can be viewed on Hangzhou Meteorological Network.