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You can safely stay outside without sun protection measures.
Wear T-shirt, cap and glasses.
Apply SPF 30+ sunscreen.
Stay in shade near midday when the sun is strongest.
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. 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.
At this moment the current water temperature in Seattle is -. The average water temperature in Seattle today is -.
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.
Today Monday, 8th of August of 2022, the sun will rise in Seattle at 5:56:26 am and sunset will be at 8:31:54 pm. In the high tide and low tide chart, we can see that the first high tide will be at 12:40 am and the next high tide at 4:18 pm. The first low tide will be at 8:13 am and the next low tide at 8:55 pm.
Today we will have 14 hours and 35 minutes of sun. The solar transit will be at 1:14:10 pm.
The tidal coefficient today is 61 (average). At noon the tidal coefficient increases to 67. The day ends with a tidal coefficient of 73.
We can compare these levels with the maximum high tide recorded in the tide tables for Seattle which is of 13.5 ft and a minimum height of -4.3 ft.
The following graph shows the progression of the tidal coefficient in the month of August of 2022.These values give us a rough idea of the tidal amplitude in Seattle, forecast in August.
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 Seattle, the wind in Seattle and the surf forecast in Seattle before you go fishing.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
 
SEATTLE
August, 2022
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| DAY |
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TIDES FOR SEATTLE | SOLUNAR ACTIVITY | ||||
| 1st TIDE | 2nd TIDE | 3rd TIDE | 4th TIDE | COEFFICIENT | SOLUNAR ACTIVITY | |||
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1
Mon
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5:47 am
8:42 pm
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2:19 am
5.4 ft
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7:20 am
9.1 ft
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1:53 pm
0.0 ft
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8:53 pm
11.6 ft
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74
high
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2
Tue
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5:48 am
8:41 pm
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2:58 am
4.5 ft
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8:12 am
8.8 ft
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2:30 pm
1.1 ft
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9:22 pm
11.6 ft
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70
high
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3
Wed
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5:49 am
8:39 pm
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3:41 am
3.6 ft
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9:12 am
8.4 ft
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3:09 pm
2.5 ft
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9:51 pm
11.5 ft
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65
average
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4
Thu
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5:51 am
8:38 pm
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4:28 am
2.6 ft
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10:23 am
8.2 ft
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3:52 pm
4.1 ft
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10:24 pm
11.3 ft
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59
average
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5
Fri
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5:52 am
8:36 pm
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5:20 am
1.5 ft
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11:46 am
8.2 ft
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4:45 pm
5.7 ft
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11:01 pm
11.1 ft
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53
average
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6
Sat
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5:53 am
8:35 pm
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6:16 am
0.4 ft
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1:26 pm
8.6 ft
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5:56 pm
7.1 ft
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11:46 pm
10.9 ft
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51
average
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7
Sun
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5:55 am
8:33 pm
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7:15 am
-0.6 ft
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3:08 pm
9.5 ft
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7:28 pm
8.0 ft
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53
average
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8
Mon
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5:56 am
8:31 pm
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12:40 am
10.8 ft
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8:13 am
-1.6 ft
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4:18 pm
10.4 ft
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8:55 pm
8.2 ft
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61
average
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9
Tue
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5:57 am
8:30 pm
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1:41 am
10.8 ft
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9:09 am
-2.4 ft
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5:08 pm
11.1 ft
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10:02 pm
7.8 ft
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73
high
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10
Wed
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5:59 am
8:28 pm
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2:43 am
10.9 ft
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10:03 am
-2.9 ft
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5:48 pm
11.6 ft
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10:56 pm
7.2 ft
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85
high
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11
Thu
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6:00 am
8:26 pm
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3:44 am
11.0 ft
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10:53 am
-3.2 ft
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6:25 pm
11.8 ft
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11:44 pm
6.4 ft
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95
very high
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12
Fri
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6:01 am
8:25 pm
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4:43 am
11.1 ft
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11:41 am
-3.0 ft
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6:59 pm
12.0 ft
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100
very high
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13
Sat
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6:03 am
8:23 pm
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12:31 am
5.5 ft
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5:40 am
10.9 ft
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12:28 pm
-2.3 ft
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7:32 pm
12.1 ft
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101
very high
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14
Sun
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6:04 am
8:21 pm
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1:18 am
4.6 ft
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6:38 am
10.5 ft
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1:12 pm
-1.2 ft
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8:05 pm
12.0 ft
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96
very high
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15
Mon
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6:05 am
8:20 pm
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2:06 am
3.6 ft
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7:37 am
9.9 ft
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1:56 pm
0.3 ft
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8:37 pm
11.9 ft
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87
high
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16
Tue
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6:07 am
8:18 pm
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2:54 am
2.8 ft
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8:41 am
9.3 ft
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2:41 pm
2.0 ft
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9:11 pm
11.6 ft
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75
high
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17
Wed
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6:08 am
8:16 pm
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3:43 am
2.1 ft
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9:51 am
8.8 ft
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3:28 pm
3.9 ft
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9:46 pm
11.2 ft
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62
average
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18
Thu
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6:09 am
8:14 pm
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4:34 am
1.5 ft
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11:14 am
8.6 ft
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4:24 pm
5.6 ft
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10:24 pm
10.6 ft
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49
low
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19
Fri
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6:11 am
8:12 pm
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5:28 am
1.2 ft
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1:01 pm
8.7 ft
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5:41 pm
7.0 ft
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11:08 pm
9.9 ft
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38
low
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20
Sat
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6:12 am
8:11 pm
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6:26 am
0.9 ft
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2:45 pm
9.4 ft
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7:36 pm
7.6 ft
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33
low
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21
Sun
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6:13 am
8:09 pm
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12:01 am
9.4 ft
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7:24 am
0.7 ft
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3:55 pm
10.1 ft
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9:13 pm
7.5 ft
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35
low
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22
Mon
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6:15 am
8:07 pm
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1:03 am
9.0 ft
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8:20 am
0.4 ft
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4:42 pm
10.6 ft
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10:11 pm
7.2 ft
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42
low
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23
Tue
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6:16 am
8:05 pm
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2:04 am
8.9 ft
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9:10 am
0.1 ft
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5:17 pm
10.9 ft
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10:50 pm
6.8 ft
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52
average
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24
Wed
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6:17 am
8:03 pm
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2:59 am
9.0 ft
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9:53 am
-0.2 ft
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5:45 pm
11.0 ft
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11:19 pm
6.5 ft
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62
average
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25
Thu
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6:19 am
8:01 pm
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3:46 am
9.3 ft
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10:32 am
-0.5 ft
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6:08 pm
11.0 ft
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11:43 pm
6.1 ft
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71
high
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26
Fri
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6:20 am
7:59 pm
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4:28 am
9.5 ft
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11:08 am
-0.6 ft
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6:27 pm
11.0 ft
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78
high
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27
Sat
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6:21 am
7:57 pm
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12:06 am
5.5 ft
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5:08 am
9.7 ft
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11:43 am
-0.5 ft
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6:45 pm
11.1 ft
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84
high
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28
Sun
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6:23 am
7:55 pm
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12:32 am
4.9 ft
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5:49 am
9.8 ft
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12:17 pm
-0.1 ft
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7:06 pm
11.3 ft
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87
high
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29
Mon
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6:24 am
7:53 pm
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1:02 am
4.1 ft
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6:32 am
9.8 ft
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12:52 pm
0.6 ft
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7:30 pm
11.4 ft
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88
high
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30
Tue
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6:25 am
7:52 pm
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1:36 am
3.1 ft
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7:19 am
9.7 ft
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1:28 pm
1.6 ft
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7:55 pm
11.4 ft
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85
high
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31
Wed
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6:27 am
7:50 pm
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2:14 am
2.2 ft
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8:11 am
9.6 ft
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2:06 pm
2.9 ft
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8:22 pm
11.3 ft
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79
high
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SEATTLE
August, 2022
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| DAY | TIDES FOR SEATTLE | |||
| 1st TIDE | 2nd TIDE | 3rd TIDE | 4th TIDE | SOLUNAR ACTIVITY |
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1
Mon
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2:19 am
5.4 ft
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7:20 am
9.1 ft
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1:53 pm
0.0 ft
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8:53 pm
11.6 ft
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2
Tue
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2:58 am
4.5 ft
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8:12 am
8.8 ft
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2:30 pm
1.1 ft
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9:22 pm
11.6 ft
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3
Wed
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3:41 am
3.6 ft
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9:12 am
8.4 ft
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3:09 pm
2.5 ft
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9:51 pm
11.5 ft
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4
Thu
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4:28 am
2.6 ft
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10:23 am
8.2 ft
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3:52 pm
4.1 ft
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10:24 pm
11.3 ft
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5
Fri
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5:20 am
1.5 ft
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11:46 am
8.2 ft
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4:45 pm
5.7 ft
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11:01 pm
11.1 ft
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6
Sat
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6:16 am
0.4 ft
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1:26 pm
8.6 ft
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5:56 pm
7.1 ft
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11:46 pm
10.9 ft
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7
Sun
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7:15 am
-0.6 ft
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3:08 pm
9.5 ft
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7:28 pm
8.0 ft
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8
Mon
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12:40 am
10.8 ft
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8:13 am
-1.6 ft
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4:18 pm
10.4 ft
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8:55 pm
8.2 ft
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9
Tue
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1:41 am
10.8 ft
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9:09 am
-2.4 ft
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5:08 pm
11.1 ft
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10:02 pm
7.8 ft
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10
Wed
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2:43 am
10.9 ft
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10:03 am
-2.9 ft
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5:48 pm
11.6 ft
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10:56 pm
7.2 ft
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11
Thu
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3:44 am
11.0 ft
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10:53 am
-3.2 ft
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6:25 pm
11.8 ft
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11:44 pm
6.4 ft
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12
Fri
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4:43 am
11.1 ft
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11:41 am
-3.0 ft
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6:59 pm
12.0 ft
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13
Sat
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12:31 am
5.5 ft
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5:40 am
10.9 ft
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12:28 pm
-2.3 ft
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7:32 pm
12.1 ft
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14
Sun
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1:18 am
4.6 ft
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6:38 am
10.5 ft
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1:12 pm
-1.2 ft
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8:05 pm
12.0 ft
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15
Mon
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2:06 am
3.6 ft
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7:37 am
9.9 ft
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1:56 pm
0.3 ft
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8:37 pm
11.9 ft
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16
Tue
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2:54 am
2.8 ft
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8:41 am
9.3 ft
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2:41 pm
2.0 ft
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9:11 pm
11.6 ft
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17
Wed
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3:43 am
2.1 ft
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9:51 am
8.8 ft
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3:28 pm
3.9 ft
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9:46 pm
11.2 ft
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18
Thu
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4:34 am
1.5 ft
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11:14 am
8.6 ft
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4:24 pm
5.6 ft
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10:24 pm
10.6 ft
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19
Fri
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5:28 am
1.2 ft
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1:01 pm
8.7 ft
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5:41 pm
7.0 ft
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11:08 pm
9.9 ft
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20
Sat
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6:26 am
0.9 ft
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2:45 pm
9.4 ft
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7:36 pm
7.6 ft
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21
Sun
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12:01 am
9.4 ft
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7:24 am
0.7 ft
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3:55 pm
10.1 ft
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9:13 pm
7.5 ft
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22
Mon
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1:03 am
9.0 ft
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8:20 am
0.4 ft
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4:42 pm
10.6 ft
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10:11 pm
7.2 ft
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23
Tue
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2:04 am
8.9 ft
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9:10 am
0.1 ft
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5:17 pm
10.9 ft
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10:50 pm
6.8 ft
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24
Wed
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2:59 am
9.0 ft
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9:53 am
-0.2 ft
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5:45 pm
11.0 ft
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11:19 pm
6.5 ft
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25
Thu
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3:46 am
9.3 ft
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10:32 am
-0.5 ft
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6:08 pm
11.0 ft
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11:43 pm
6.1 ft
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26
Fri
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4:28 am
9.5 ft
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11:08 am
-0.6 ft
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6:27 pm
11.0 ft
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27
Sat
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12:06 am
5.5 ft
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5:08 am
9.7 ft
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11:43 am
-0.5 ft
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6:45 pm
11.1 ft
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28
Sun
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12:32 am
4.9 ft
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5:49 am
9.8 ft
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12:17 pm
-0.1 ft
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7:06 pm
11.3 ft
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29
Mon
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1:02 am
4.1 ft
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6:32 am
9.8 ft
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12:52 pm
0.6 ft
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7:30 pm
11.4 ft
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30
Tue
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1:36 am
3.1 ft
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7:19 am
9.7 ft
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1:28 pm
1.6 ft
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7:55 pm
11.4 ft
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31
Wed
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2:14 am
2.2 ft
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8:11 am
9.6 ft
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2:06 pm
2.9 ft
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8:22 pm
11.3 ft
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SEATTLE
August, 2022
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| DAY |
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COEFFICIENT | SOLUNAR ACTIVITY |
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1
Mon
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5:47 am
8:42 pm
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74
high
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2
Tue
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5:48 am
8:41 pm
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70
high
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3
Wed
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5:49 am
8:39 pm
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65
average
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4
Thu
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5:51 am
8:38 pm
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59
average
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5
Fri
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5:52 am
8:36 pm
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53
average
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6
Sat
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5:53 am
8:35 pm
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51
average
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7
Sun
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5:55 am
8:33 pm
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53
average
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8
Mon
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5:56 am
8:31 pm
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61
average
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9
Tue
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5:57 am
8:30 pm
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73
high
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10
Wed
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5:59 am
8:28 pm
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85
high
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11
Thu
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6:00 am
8:26 pm
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95
very high
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12
Fri
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6:01 am
8:25 pm
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100
very high
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13
Sat
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6:03 am
8:23 pm
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101
very high
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14
Sun
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6:04 am
8:21 pm
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96
very high
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15
Mon
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6:05 am
8:20 pm
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87
high
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16
Tue
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6:07 am
8:18 pm
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75
high
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17
Wed
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6:08 am
8:16 pm
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62
average
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18
Thu
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6:09 am
8:14 pm
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49
low
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19
Fri
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6:11 am
8:12 pm
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38
low
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20
Sat
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6:12 am
8:11 pm
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33
low
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21
Sun
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6:13 am
8:09 pm
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35
low
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22
Mon
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6:15 am
8:07 pm
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42
low
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23
Tue
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6:16 am
8:05 pm
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52
average
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24
Wed
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6:17 am
8:03 pm
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62
average
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25
Thu
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6:19 am
8:01 pm
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71
high
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26
Fri
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6:20 am
7:59 pm
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78
high
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27
Sat
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6:21 am
7:57 pm
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84
high
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28
Sun
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6:23 am
7:55 pm
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87
high
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29
Mon
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6:24 am
7:53 pm
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88
high
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30
Tue
|
6:25 am
7:52 pm
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85
high
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31
Wed
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6:27 am
7:50 pm
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79
high
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Today we begin the day with the moon already visible in the sky, so first we will see the moonset, which will take place at 1:22 am at 229° southwest. Eventually, the moon will rise again in the southeast (133°) at 6:36 pm.
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
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Lockheed Shipyard (Harbor Island) (1.5 mi.) | Duwamish Waterway (Green river) (5 mi.) | Meadow Point (Shilshole Bay) (7 mi.) | Port Blakely (Bainbridge Island) (8 mi.) | Eagle Harbor (Bainbridge Island) (8 mi.) | Point Vashon (Vashon Island) (9 mi.) | Clam Bay (10 mi.) | Yukon Harbor (10 mi.) | Port Madison (Bainbridge Island) (11 mi.) | Port Jefferson (12 mi.) | Brownsville (13 mi.) | Bremerton (14 mi.) | Des Moines (14 mi.) | Edmonds (15 mi.) | Tracyton (15 mi.) | Kingston (15 mi.) | Burton (Vashon Island) (15 mi.) | Poulsbo (16 mi.) | Tahlequah (Vashon Island) (20 mi.) | Bangor (21 mi.)
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