TIDES AND SOLUNAR CHARTS The Summit

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WEATHER THE SUMMIT

TODAY, MONDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2018

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Changes in pressure have a considerable influence on the activity of fish

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General Fishing Conditions:

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Fishing changes by pressure trend:

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Very good.
Bite might slow as conditions stabilize

STABLE

Normal activity

FALLING

Good at first. Changing to poor

General Fishing Conditions:

VERY GOOD

GOOD

POOR

Rapidly fluctuating either way is indication of good fishing

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Coastal area forecast

THE SUMMIT COAST

Open water forecast

SEA NEAR THE SUMMIT

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WEATHER FORECAST

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UV Index

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SOLAR PROTECTION MEASURES

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You can safely stay outside without sun protection measures.

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PROTECTION REQUIRED

Wear T-shirt, cap and glasses.

Apply SPF 30+ sunscreen.

Stay in shade near midday when the sun is strongest.

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Wear T-shirt, cap and glasses.

Apply SPF 50+ sunscreen.

Stay in the shade as long as possible and avoid being outside during midday hours.

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WATER TEMPERATURE THE SUMMIT

TODAY, MONDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2018

The effects of Water Temperature

Fish are cold blooded, which means their metabolism is strongly influenced by the temperature of their surrounding environment. Fish want to stay comfortable. Consequently, even a small change or break will cause fish to move from one location to another.

In general, this behavior varies for each species and place, so we can not specify an ideal water temperature, however as a general rule we will try to avoid the temperatures abnormally cold in summer and too warm in winter. Remember, look for the comfort zones and you will find the fish.

Current Temperature air / water

OCTOBER 15, 2018, 5:06 pm

Water temperature plays an important role in the behavior of fish. When the water is cold, fish are lethargic and inactive, and the same happens if the water is too hot.

At this moment the current water temperature in The Summit is -. The average water temperature in The Summit today is -.

Water temperature plays an important role in the behavior of fish. When the water is cold, fish are lethargic and inactive, and the same happens if the water is too hot.

DAILY EVOLUTION OF WATER TEMPERATURE IN THE SUMMIT

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Our prediction algorithm for water temperature is in development phase. Although in most places we get a value very close to the actual sea water temperature, it may not be accurate in certain areas. Please, use with caution.

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SWELL THE SUMMIT

TODAY, MONDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2018

Significant wave height

It is normal for waves to vary in height from one to the next. To give you an idea of the range of waves to expect at a given time, we consider the significant wave height as the average height of the highest third of the waves in the open sea.

The significant wave height provides an estimation of wave heights recorded by a trained observer from a fixed point at sea because we tend to pay more attention to the larger waves.

Current wave conditions

OCTOBER 15, 2018, 5:06 pm

Wave direction - (-°)

Significant height -

Wave period -

Most frequent waves

The most frequent wave height will be about half the height of the significant wave.

Significant height

About 14% of waves will be higher than the significant wave height (about 1 in every 7 waves).

Maximum waves

It is normal to expect a wave of twice the height of the significant wave about 3 times in 24 hours.

This means at this moment you need to be prepared for a wave of - before heading out on the water.

SWELL CHART

significant wave height

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SWELL TABLE

wave direction

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SURF FORECAST IN THE SUMMIT

We consider the waves in the open sea.

The waves you will find on the shore can be slightly affected by the orientation of the coastline and the seabed of the beaches, although in most cases they are usually equivalent.

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HIGH TIDES AND LOW TIDES THE SUMMIT

TODAY, MONDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2018

high tide
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low tide
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Current status of water

OCTOBER 15, 2018, 5:06 pm

The water level is rising. There are 43 minutes until high tide.

Today Monday, 15^th of October of 2018, the sun rose in The Summit at 7:29 am and sunset will be at 5:49 pm. In the high tide and low tide chart, we can see that the first high tide was at 6:06 am and the next high tide will be at 5:50 pm. The only low tide of the day was at 11:48 am.

Today we have 10 hours and 20 minutes of sun. The solar transit was at 12:39 pm.

The water level is rising. There are 43 minutes until high tide.

THE TIDES

How do tides form? What types of tides are there and how do they influence sport fishing?

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TIDAL COEFFICIENT THE SUMMIT

TODAY, MONDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2018

MORNING

AFTERNOON

Tidal coefficient

OCTOBER 15, 2018

The tidal coefficient today is 40, a low value, which means that the range (difference between high tide and low tide) will be lower than on other occasions and the currents will also be small. At noon the tidal coefficient drops to 35. The day ends with a tidal coefficient of 33.

The heights today are 11.7 ft, 5.3 ft and 12.8 ft referenced to Mean Lower Low Water (MLLW).

We can compare these levels with the maximum high tide recorded in the tide tables for The Summit which is of 19.0 ft and a minimum height of -4.3 ft.

TIDAL COEFFICIENT

What is the tidal coefficient?

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max height 19.0 ft

min height -4.3 ft

height (ft)

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HEIGHT

high tide height

low tide height

maximum height

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TIDAL COEFFICIENT

tidal coefficient

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tidal coefficients for the entire year 2018

2018 tidal coefficients

The following graph shows the progression of the tidal coefficient in the month of October of 2018.These values give us a rough idea of the tidal amplitude in The Summit, forecast in October.

Large coefficients indicate important high and low tides; major currents and movements usually take place on the sea bed. But bear in mind that this tidal amplitude may be greatly affected by the weather and you should also consult the weather forecast in The Summit and the wind and wave forecast in The Summit before you go fishing.

BIG TIDES

When will the highest tides in 2018 be?

coefficient

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COEFFICIENT

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TIDE TABLE THE SUMMIT

OCTOBER, 2018

All the times are generated in local time in Alaska´s Inside Passage and the daylight saving time change has also been borne in mind for your convenience, so you don't need to add or subtract anything.

The heights are expressed in feet referenced to Mean Lower Low Water (MLLW). It is the average of the lower low water height of each tidal day observed over the official time segment over which tide observations are taken and reduced to obtain mean value.

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October, 2018

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TIDE TABLE

SOLUNAR TABLE

THE SUMMIT October, 2018
DAY		TIDES FOR THE SUMMIT					SOLUNAR ACTIVITY
		1^st TIDE	2^nd TIDE	3^rd TIDE	4^th TIDE	COEFFICIENT		SOLUNAR ACTIVITY
1 Mon	7:00 am 6:26 pm	6:09 am 12.6 ft	11:59 am 4.2 ft	6:03 pm 14.4 ft		53 average

2 Tue	7:02 am 6:23 pm	12:52 am 1.1 ft	7:21 am 11.8 ft	1:08 pm 5.0 ft	7:16 pm 13.6 ft	47 low

3 Wed	7:04 am 6:20 pm	2:07 am 1.4 ft	8:46 am 11.8 ft	2:31 pm 5.2 ft	8:43 pm 13.4 ft	50 average

4 Thu	7:06 am 6:18 pm	3:27 am 1.2 ft	10:10 am 12.6 ft	3:57 pm 4.4 ft	10:07 pm 14.0 ft	61 average

5 Fri	7:08 am 6:15 pm	4:41 am 0.5 ft	11:17 am 14.0 ft	5:10 pm 2.9 ft	11:19 pm 15.0 ft	75 high

6 Sat	7:10 am 6:12 pm	5:41 am -0.4 ft	12:08 pm 15.4 ft	6:08 pm 1.2 ft		89 high

7 Sun	7:13 am 6:10 pm	12:17 am 16.1 ft	6:31 am -1.0 ft	12:51 pm 16.6 ft	6:57 pm -0.4 ft	100 very high

8 Mon	7:15 am 6:07 pm	1:07 am 16.8 ft	7:15 am -1.3 ft	1:30 pm 17.5 ft	7:40 pm -1.5 ft	105 very high

9 Tue	7:17 am 6:05 pm	1:52 am 17.1 ft	7:55 am -1.0 ft	2:07 pm 17.8 ft	8:21 pm -2.1 ft	106 very high

10 Wed	7:19 am 6:02 pm	2:34 am 16.8 ft	8:33 am -0.4 ft	2:43 pm 17.7 ft	9:00 pm -2.1 ft	101 very high

11 Thu	7:21 am 5:59 pm	3:14 am 16.2 ft	9:09 am 0.5 ft	3:17 pm 17.1 ft	9:37 pm -1.6 ft	91 very high

12 Fri	7:23 am 5:57 pm	3:54 am 15.2 ft	9:45 am 1.6 ft	3:52 pm 16.3 ft	10:15 pm -0.8 ft	79 high

13 Sat	7:25 am 5:54 pm	4:34 am 14.0 ft	10:21 am 2.9 ft	4:27 pm 15.2 ft	10:55 pm 0.2 ft	66 average

14 Sun	7:27 am 5:52 pm	5:16 am 12.8 ft	11:01 am 4.1 ft	5:05 pm 14.0 ft	11:40 pm 1.4 ft	52 average

15 Mon	7:29 am 5:49 pm	6:06 am 11.7 ft	11:48 am 5.3 ft	5:50 pm 12.8 ft		40 low

16 Tue	7:31 am 5:47 pm	12:33 am 2.5 ft	7:08 am 10.9 ft	12:48 pm 6.2 ft	6:52 pm 11.8 ft	33 low

17 Wed	7:34 am 5:44 pm	1:39 am 3.3 ft	8:28 am 10.7 ft	2:07 pm 6.5 ft	8:13 pm 11.2 ft	33 low

18 Thu	7:36 am 5:42 pm	2:56 am 3.5 ft	9:55 am 11.2 ft	3:36 pm 6.0 ft	9:38 pm 11.4 ft	40 low

19 Fri	7:38 am 5:39 pm	4:09 am 3.1 ft	10:57 am 12.2 ft	4:47 pm 4.8 ft	10:48 pm 12.2 ft	50 average

20 Sat	7:40 am 5:37 pm	5:05 am 2.4 ft	11:38 am 13.4 ft	5:37 pm 3.4 ft	11:41 pm 13.3 ft	62 average

21 Sun	7:42 am 5:34 pm	5:49 am 1.7 ft	12:11 pm 14.5 ft	6:17 pm 1.9 ft		73 high

22 Mon	7:44 am 5:32 pm	12:24 am 14.2 ft	6:27 am 1.1 ft	12:43 pm 15.4 ft	6:53 pm 0.6 ft	83 high

23 Tue	7:47 am 5:29 pm	1:02 am 14.9 ft	7:02 am 0.7 ft	1:14 pm 16.2 ft	7:27 pm -0.5 ft	91 very high

24 Wed	7:49 am 5:27 pm	1:39 am 15.5 ft	7:36 am 0.6 ft	1:45 pm 16.8 ft	8:02 pm -1.4 ft	95 very high

25 Thu	7:51 am 5:25 pm	2:16 am 15.7 ft	8:10 am 0.8 ft	2:17 pm 17.1 ft	8:38 pm -2.0 ft	97 very high

26 Fri	7:53 am 5:22 pm	2:53 am 15.6 ft	8:46 am 1.2 ft	2:50 pm 17.2 ft	9:15 pm -2.2 ft	94 very high

27 Sat	7:55 am 5:20 pm	3:33 am 15.3 ft	9:23 am 1.8 ft	3:25 pm 17.0 ft	9:56 pm -2.0 ft	87 high

28 Sun	7:57 am 5:18 pm	4:15 am 14.7 ft	10:04 am 2.6 ft	4:04 pm 16.4 ft	10:41 pm -1.4 ft	76 high

29 Mon	8:00 am 5:15 pm	5:04 am 13.9 ft	10:51 am 3.5 ft	4:50 pm 15.5 ft	11:33 pm -0.5 ft	65 average

30 Tue	8:02 am 5:13 pm	6:01 am 13.0 ft	11:47 am 4.5 ft	5:47 pm 14.4 ft		54 average

31 Wed	8:04 am 5:11 pm	12:34 am 0.4 ft	7:11 am 12.5 ft	12:58 pm 5.1 ft	7:02 pm 13.3 ft	49 low

TIDES

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ACTIVITY

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THE SUMMIT October, 2018
DAY	TIDES FOR THE SUMMIT
DAY	1^st TIDE	2^nd TIDE	3^rd TIDE	4^th TIDE	SOLUNAR ACTIVITY
1 Mon	6:09 am 12.6 ft	11:59 am 4.2 ft	6:03 pm 14.4 ft
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2 Tue	12:52 am 1.1 ft	7:21 am 11.8 ft	1:08 pm 5.0 ft	7:16 pm 13.6 ft
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3 Wed	2:07 am 1.4 ft	8:46 am 11.8 ft	2:31 pm 5.2 ft	8:43 pm 13.4 ft
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4 Thu	3:27 am 1.2 ft	10:10 am 12.6 ft	3:57 pm 4.4 ft	10:07 pm 14.0 ft
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5 Fri	4:41 am 0.5 ft	11:17 am 14.0 ft	5:10 pm 2.9 ft	11:19 pm 15.0 ft
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6 Sat	5:41 am -0.4 ft	12:08 pm 15.4 ft	6:08 pm 1.2 ft
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7 Sun	12:17 am 16.1 ft	6:31 am -1.0 ft	12:51 pm 16.6 ft	6:57 pm -0.4 ft
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8 Mon	1:07 am 16.8 ft	7:15 am -1.3 ft	1:30 pm 17.5 ft	7:40 pm -1.5 ft
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9 Tue	1:52 am 17.1 ft	7:55 am -1.0 ft	2:07 pm 17.8 ft	8:21 pm -2.1 ft
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10 Wed	2:34 am 16.8 ft	8:33 am -0.4 ft	2:43 pm 17.7 ft	9:00 pm -2.1 ft
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11 Thu	3:14 am 16.2 ft	9:09 am 0.5 ft	3:17 pm 17.1 ft	9:37 pm -1.6 ft
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12 Fri	3:54 am 15.2 ft	9:45 am 1.6 ft	3:52 pm 16.3 ft	10:15 pm -0.8 ft
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13 Sat	4:34 am 14.0 ft	10:21 am 2.9 ft	4:27 pm 15.2 ft	10:55 pm 0.2 ft
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14 Sun	5:16 am 12.8 ft	11:01 am 4.1 ft	5:05 pm 14.0 ft	11:40 pm 1.4 ft
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15 Mon	6:06 am 11.7 ft	11:48 am 5.3 ft	5:50 pm 12.8 ft
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16 Tue	12:33 am 2.5 ft	7:08 am 10.9 ft	12:48 pm 6.2 ft	6:52 pm 11.8 ft
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17 Wed	1:39 am 3.3 ft	8:28 am 10.7 ft	2:07 pm 6.5 ft	8:13 pm 11.2 ft
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18 Thu	2:56 am 3.5 ft	9:55 am 11.2 ft	3:36 pm 6.0 ft	9:38 pm 11.4 ft
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19 Fri	4:09 am 3.1 ft	10:57 am 12.2 ft	4:47 pm 4.8 ft	10:48 pm 12.2 ft
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20 Sat	5:05 am 2.4 ft	11:38 am 13.4 ft	5:37 pm 3.4 ft	11:41 pm 13.3 ft
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21 Sun	5:49 am 1.7 ft	12:11 pm 14.5 ft	6:17 pm 1.9 ft
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22 Mon	12:24 am 14.2 ft	6:27 am 1.1 ft	12:43 pm 15.4 ft	6:53 pm 0.6 ft
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23 Tue	1:02 am 14.9 ft	7:02 am 0.7 ft	1:14 pm 16.2 ft	7:27 pm -0.5 ft
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24 Wed	1:39 am 15.5 ft	7:36 am 0.6 ft	1:45 pm 16.8 ft	8:02 pm -1.4 ft
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25 Thu	2:16 am 15.7 ft	8:10 am 0.8 ft	2:17 pm 17.1 ft	8:38 pm -2.0 ft
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26 Fri	2:53 am 15.6 ft	8:46 am 1.2 ft	2:50 pm 17.2 ft	9:15 pm -2.2 ft
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27 Sat	3:33 am 15.3 ft	9:23 am 1.8 ft	3:25 pm 17.0 ft	9:56 pm -2.0 ft
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28 Sun	4:15 am 14.7 ft	10:04 am 2.6 ft	4:04 pm 16.4 ft	10:41 pm -1.4 ft
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29 Mon	5:04 am 13.9 ft	10:51 am 3.5 ft	4:50 pm 15.5 ft	11:33 pm -0.5 ft
29 Mon
30 Tue	6:01 am 13.0 ft	11:47 am 4.5 ft	5:47 pm 14.4 ft
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31 Wed	12:34 am 0.4 ft	7:11 am 12.5 ft	12:58 pm 5.1 ft	7:02 pm 13.3 ft
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THE SUMMIT October, 2018
DAY		COEFFICIENT	SOLUNAR ACTIVITY
1 Mon	7:00 am 6:26 pm	53 average

2 Tue	7:02 am 6:23 pm	47 low

3 Wed	7:04 am 6:20 pm	50 average

4 Thu	7:06 am 6:18 pm	61 average

5 Fri	7:08 am 6:15 pm	75 high

6 Sat	7:10 am 6:12 pm	89 high

7 Sun	7:13 am 6:10 pm	100 very high

8 Mon	7:15 am 6:07 pm	105 very high

9 Tue	7:17 am 6:05 pm	106 very high

10 Wed	7:19 am 6:02 pm	101 very high

11 Thu	7:21 am 5:59 pm	91 very high

12 Fri	7:23 am 5:57 pm	79 high

13 Sat	7:25 am 5:54 pm	66 average

14 Sun	7:27 am 5:52 pm	52 average

15 Mon	7:29 am 5:49 pm	40 low

16 Tue	7:31 am 5:47 pm	33 low

17 Wed	7:34 am 5:44 pm	33 low

18 Thu	7:36 am 5:42 pm	40 low

19 Fri	7:38 am 5:39 pm	50 average

20 Sat	7:40 am 5:37 pm	62 average

21 Sun	7:42 am 5:34 pm	73 high

22 Mon	7:44 am 5:32 pm	83 high

23 Tue	7:47 am 5:29 pm	91 very high

24 Wed	7:49 am 5:27 pm	95 very high

25 Thu	7:51 am 5:25 pm	97 very high

26 Fri	7:53 am 5:22 pm	94 very high

27 Sat	7:55 am 5:20 pm	87 high

28 Sun	7:57 am 5:18 pm	76 high

29 Mon	8:00 am 5:15 pm	65 average

30 Tue	8:02 am 5:13 pm	54 average

31 Wed	8:04 am 5:11 pm	49 low

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IMPORTANT NOTICE

The times reflected in the tidal table for The Summit are predictions valid as references for sports fishing in areas near the coast of The Summit. THEY ARE NOT SUITABLE FOR NAVIGATION. Remember that to practice any activity at sea like diving, windsurfing and fishing from a boat or underwater fishing should always be consulted with the official tide tables of the port of The Summit. + info

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RISING AND SETTING OF THE MOON THE SUMMIT

TODAY, MONDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2018

The moon rose in the southeast (131°) at 2:42 pm and will set in the southwest (229°) at 10:08 pm.

The lunar transit is the time at which the moon crosses the local meridian (The Summit, 133.7° W) at 6:25 pm.

LUNAR CALENDAR

Moonrise and moonset in The Summit for the entire 2018

The length of time the moon will be visible is 7 hours and 26 minutes.

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SOLUNAR ACTIVITY THE SUMMIT

TODAY, MONDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2018

SOLUNAR ACTIVITY: HIGH

According to the solunar theory, today is a good day for fishing, the fish activity forecast is high.

The best times of day for fishing are:

MAJOR PERIODS

VERY HIGH ACTIVITY

from 6:00 am to 8:00 am

Opposing lunar transit (moon down)

This period of high activity coincides with sunrise; therefore the sun will exercise more influence, resulting in an excellent time for fishing.

VERY HIGH ACTIVITY

from 6:25 pm to 8:25 pm

Lunar transit (moon up)

MINOR PERIODS

HIGH ACTIVITY

from 2:42 pm to 3:42 pm

Moonrise

HIGH ACTIVITY

from 10:08 pm to 11:08 pm

Moonset

SOLUNAR THEORY

The effects of the sun and the moon influence the activity of all living creatures on earth

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The solunar periods indicate the best times of day for fishing in The Summit. The major periods correspond to the lunar transit (passage of the moon over the meridian) and the opposing lunar transit and last approximately 2 hours. The minor periods begin with the rising and setting of the moon and its duration is approximately 1 hour.

When the solunar period coincides with sunrise or sunset, we can expect more activity than initially planned. These peak periods are reflected in green. We additionally point out in the chart the periods of greatest activity during the year with a big blue fish on the period bar + info

SUN

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MOON

moonrise

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SOLUNAR ACTIVITY

very high activity

high activity

average activity

low activity

OUTSTANDING PERIODS

best periods of the year

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MOON PHASE THE SUMMIT

TODAY, MONDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2018

Waxing
Crescent

The lunar phase is a Waxing Crescent.

MOON AGE

6
DAYS

LIGHTING

33 %

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OCT

First Quarter Moon

16^th of October of 2018 at 10:02 am

in 1 day

OCT

Full Moon

24^th of October of 2018 at 8:45 am

in 9 days

OCT

Last Quarter Moon

31^th of October of 2018 at 8:40 am

in 16 days

NOV

New Moon

7^th of November of 2018 at 8:02 am

in 22 days

LUNAR CALENDAR

Calendar of Lunar Phases and Eclipses for the next 2000 years

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ASTRONOMICAL OBSERVATION MOON, SUN AND EARTH

TODAY, MONDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2018

MOON

DISTANCE EARTH-MOON

0.002682 AU

ANGULAR DIAMETER EARTH-MOON

0° 29' 47"

SUN

DISTANCE EARTH-SUN

0.996846 AU

ANGULAR DIAMETER EARTH-SUN

0° 32' 5"

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THE SUMMIT

SUNRISE

7:29 am

SUNSET

5:49 pm

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