Croak
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I can get 7 days on the web but how do I find the tide predictions for Milford Haven on the 7,8,9th December.
Tide prediction
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dt4134
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This will give you it 30 days in advance http://www.pol.ac.uk/ntslf/tides/?port=0056
So, ok you'd have to wait a few days to get the days you want, but you won't have to wait until the week before.
Otherwise I think you can get longer range predictions from Easytide by giving the UKHO money.
So, ok you'd have to wait a few days to get the days you want, but you won't have to wait until the week before.
Otherwise I think you can get longer range predictions from Easytide by giving the UKHO money.
Croak
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money...????!!!!!
dt4134
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Yes, I think they have a little model aircraft carrier with a slot in the top.
VicS
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You post a question on here and some sucker will look them up for you
http://www.mobilegeographics.com:81/calendar/month/3769.html?y=2010&m=12&d=8
For any where in the country anytime until 2037
http://www.mobilegeographics.com:81/zones/:Europe/London
Or the world
http://www.mobilegeographics.com:81/zones/
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Croak
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Thankyou
JIM_TEAL
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Vic,2
The site you linked to, "mobile graphics" is way off the Easy Tide predictions for Belfast this week. Frankly, so far off as to be daft/dangerous. It lists 2 Belfast NI sites which do not agree with each other but with small variations.
Jim J
The site you linked to, "mobile graphics" is way off the Easy Tide predictions for Belfast this week. Frankly, so far off as to be daft/dangerous. It lists 2 Belfast NI sites which do not agree with each other but with small variations.
Jim J
Starfishbooks
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I use wxtide32. http://www.wxtide32.com/
Based in Pembrokeshire and all predictions from this neat little program for Milford Haven have been accurate. No connection, just really pleased with it.
Based in Pembrokeshire and all predictions from this neat little program for Milford Haven have been accurate. No connection, just really pleased with it.
VicS
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Blowed if I can see anything that far out.. less than 10 mins variation in times between the two in my link, Easy Tide and POL
Up to 0.2 m variation on heights but no more as far as I can see.
Instead of criticising how about answering the OP's question with some more accurate predictions for Dec 7, 8 & 9.
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maxi77
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Buy Belfield
It's not expensive and works well. You can print out monthly tidetables for the validity of you package.
It's not expensive and works well. You can print out monthly tidetables for the validity of you package.
LadyInBed
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WXTide (the old one)
Code:
Location is Milford Haven, Wales
Units are meters
Sunday 2010-11-28 Last Quarter Moon
Sunrise 7:59 GMT, Sunset 16:16 GMT
Moonset 12:32 GMT, Moonrise 0:03 GMT
Low Tide: 4:25 GMT 1.84
High Tide: 10:34 GMT 6.07
Low Tide: 17:07 GMT 1.80
High Tide: 23:09 GMT 5.68
Monday 2010-11-29
Sunrise 8:01 GMT, Sunset 16:15 GMT
Moonrise 0:03 GMT, Moonset 12:51 GMT
Low Tide: 5:32 GMT 2.03
High Tide: 11:40 GMT 5.88
Low Tide: 18:19 GMT 1.91
Tuesday 2010-11-30
Sunrise 8:02 GMT, Sunset 16:14 GMT
Moonrise 1:25 GMT, Moonset 13:09 GMT
High Tide: 0:22 GMT 5.56
Low Tide: 6:47 GMT 2.07
High Tide: 12:55 GMT 5.83
Low Tide: 19:33 GMT 1.86
Wednesday 2010-12-01
Sunrise 8:04 GMT, Sunset 16:13 GMT
Moonrise 2:47 GMT, Moonset 13:30 GMT
High Tide: 1:37 GMT 5.63
Low Tide: 8:01 GMT 1.95
High Tide: 14:08 GMT 5.95
Low Tide: 20:41 GMT 1.68
Thursday 2010-12-02
Sunrise 8:05 GMT, Sunset 16:13 GMT
Moonrise 4:10 GMT, Moonset 13:53 GMT
High Tide: 2:46 GMT 5.88
Low Tide: 9:08 GMT 1.70
High Tide: 15:13 GMT 6.18
Low Tide: 21:41 GMT 1.44
Friday 2010-12-03
Sunrise 8:06 GMT, Sunset 16:12 GMT
Moonrise 5:32 GMT, Moonset 14:22 GMT
High Tide: 3:44 GMT 6.20
Low Tide: 10:06 GMT 1.41
High Tide: 16:09 GMT 6.43
Low Tide: 22:33 GMT 1.21
Saturday 2010-12-04
Sunrise 8:08 GMT, Sunset 16:12 GMT
Moonrise 6:52 GMT, Moonset 14:59 GMT
High Tide: 4:35 GMT 6.51
Low Tide: 10:57 GMT 1.14
High Tide: 16:58 GMT 6.63
Low Tide: 23:20 GMT 1.05
Sunday 2010-12-05 New Moon
Sunrise 8:09 GMT, Sunset 16:11 GMT
Moonrise 8:03 GMT, Moonset 15:46 GMT
High Tide: 5:21 GMT 6.76
Low Tide: 11:44 GMT 0.96
High Tide: 17:43 GMT 6.74
Monday 2010-12-06
Sunrise 8:10 GMT, Sunset 16:11 GMT
Moonrise 9:04 GMT, Moonset 16:45 GMT
Low Tide: 0:03 GMT 0.96
High Tide: 6:05 GMT 6.91
Low Tide: 12:27 GMT 0.88
High Tide: 18:26 GMT 6.75
Tuesday 2010-12-07
Sunrise 8:11 GMT, Sunset 16:10 GMT
Moonrise 9:51 GMT, Moonset 17:52 GMT
Low Tide: 0:43 GMT 0.97
High Tide: 6:46 GMT 6.95
Low Tide: 13:08 GMT 0.91
High Tide: 19:07 GMT 6.66
Wednesday 2010-12-08
Sunrise 8:13 GMT, Sunset 16:10 GMT
Moonrise 10:27 GMT, Moonset 19:03 GMT
Low Tide: 1:22 GMT 1.06
High Tide: 7:26 GMT 6.87
Low Tide: 13:47 GMT 1.04
High Tide: 19:47 GMT 6.49
Thursday 2010-12-09
Sunrise 8:14 GMT, Sunset 16:10 GMT
Moonrise 10:54 GMT, Moonset 20:14 GMT
Low Tide: 1:59 GMT 1.23
High Tide: 8:06 GMT 6.69
Low Tide: 14:26 GMT 1.25
High Tide: 20:27 GMT 6.25
Friday 2010-12-10
Sunrise 8:15 GMT, Sunset 16:10 GMT
Moonrise 11:16 GMT, Moonset 21:25 GMT
Low Tide: 2:37 GMT 1.45
High Tide: 8:46 GMT 6.43
Low Tide: 15:06 GMT 1.51
High Tide: 21:08 GMT 5.96
Saturday 2010-12-11
Sunrise 8:16 GMT, Sunset 16:10 GMT
Moonrise 11:33 GMT, Moonset 22:33 GMT
Low Tide: 3:17 GMT 1.71
High Tide: 9:27 GMT 6.12
Low Tide: 15:48 GMT 1.80
High Tide: 21:50 GMT 5.66
Sunday 2010-12-12
Sunrise 8:17 GMT, Sunset 16:10 GMT
Moonrise 11:49 GMT, Moonset 23:40 GMT
Low Tide: 4:00 GMT 1.99
High Tide: 10:12 GMT 5.80
Low Tide: 16:34 GMT 2.07
High Tide: 22:37 GMT 5.38VicS
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Which gives the same figures as the link I gave earlier in the thread!
Not just so close as to be "daft/dangerous" but EXACTLY the same.
dingdongs
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these r good and will work out the date whilst out and about .whatever time zone you set it up for.look here;http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/NEW-CASIO-G-S...es_Watches_MensWatches_GL&hash=item3cb1a5feef similar products from most of the manufacturers but 3 times the price.had mine for a couple of years and well happy.
Tom Price
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I use always Belfield for advance planning BUT there are frequent discrepancies from Easytide data, while some useful ports are not covered at all.
iantitanic
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Milford Haven Tides
Tide table for Milford available on Milford Haven Port Authorities web page
http://www.mhpa.co.uk/uploaded/docs/tide_tables_2010.pdf
Tide table for Milford available on Milford Haven Port Authorities web page
http://www.mhpa.co.uk/uploaded/docs/tide_tables_2010.pdf
bryantee
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VicS
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Do wake up at the back ...... That is the site posted in #5. Best part of 24 hours ago.
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Ariadne
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Been using this for the last 3 years, free to download and accurate, you can also print the monthly tides as a text document.
maxi77
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Now when some one tells me a system that only uses part of the tidal equation is accurate I just start to wonder. Even UKHO dat is not accurate as there are several unpredictable comp[anents in the calculation, in particular wind and barometric pressure. Does WXtide have inputs for those factors?
Jacques
New Member
This is an hello from France
I’m member of a French cruising association named… Sail-The-World whose website is well known in my country.
Since ten years I develop free tide prediction software for Windows named “Marées dans le Monde” (That means “Tides in the World”). One more software of this kind, will you think, and you probably will be right. The last version of this utility is translated in English. That could be an occasion to develop exchanges between the French and Anglo-Saxon sailing peoples.
The latest version of this freeware presents three advantages.
The harmonic constituents database comes from a merger of those contained in previous versions of this software (900 main stations) and in the famous freeware WXTide32. In fact Xtide is rather inaccurate when used in France. My own database is much fitted for navigation along the European Atlantic Coast (The nicest place for sailing in the World, every French sailor knows that!)
The user interface is very easy. For example, if you have previously scanned tide current charts this version of the software can display them according to the time. When you drop anchor, Marées dans le Monde computes the minimum depth required to avoid any risk of smelling the ground or grounding. The software calculates the time when the ground dries if we plan to careen or what will be the maximum depth, so you know how much anchor chain you have to pay out.
Through the authorization of the LEGOS (Laboratoire d’Etudes en Géophysique et Océanographie Spatiale), you have the opportunity to exploit the results of satellite observations initiated by the projects TOPEX / POSEIDON, ERS-1 and ERS-2 (European Remote Sensing Satellites) relayed now by JASON satellites. These instruments were used to calculate the FES 2004 Solutions that constitute a worldwide network distributed on a 1/8° grid in longitude and latitude, therefore you are always within 4 miles of a point that can be considered as a main station. That the first time when software designed for the general public uses such a database, but that could be more frequent in the future, and that could be useful in remote areas where no tide gauge data is available.
To make your own opinion it is possible to download this software at the following address, try it!
http://www.stw.fr/DT/display_dt.cfm?dt=3622
Here an article about Satellite Oceanography applied to tide prediction:
http://www.stw.fr/DT/display_dt.cfm?dt=3657
Jacques
I’m member of a French cruising association named… Sail-The-World whose website is well known in my country.
Since ten years I develop free tide prediction software for Windows named “Marées dans le Monde” (That means “Tides in the World”). One more software of this kind, will you think, and you probably will be right. The last version of this utility is translated in English. That could be an occasion to develop exchanges between the French and Anglo-Saxon sailing peoples.
The latest version of this freeware presents three advantages.
The harmonic constituents database comes from a merger of those contained in previous versions of this software (900 main stations) and in the famous freeware WXTide32. In fact Xtide is rather inaccurate when used in France. My own database is much fitted for navigation along the European Atlantic Coast (The nicest place for sailing in the World, every French sailor knows that!)
The user interface is very easy. For example, if you have previously scanned tide current charts this version of the software can display them according to the time. When you drop anchor, Marées dans le Monde computes the minimum depth required to avoid any risk of smelling the ground or grounding. The software calculates the time when the ground dries if we plan to careen or what will be the maximum depth, so you know how much anchor chain you have to pay out.
Through the authorization of the LEGOS (Laboratoire d’Etudes en Géophysique et Océanographie Spatiale), you have the opportunity to exploit the results of satellite observations initiated by the projects TOPEX / POSEIDON, ERS-1 and ERS-2 (European Remote Sensing Satellites) relayed now by JASON satellites. These instruments were used to calculate the FES 2004 Solutions that constitute a worldwide network distributed on a 1/8° grid in longitude and latitude, therefore you are always within 4 miles of a point that can be considered as a main station. That the first time when software designed for the general public uses such a database, but that could be more frequent in the future, and that could be useful in remote areas where no tide gauge data is available.
To make your own opinion it is possible to download this software at the following address, try it!
http://www.stw.fr/DT/display_dt.cfm?dt=3622
Here an article about Satellite Oceanography applied to tide prediction:
http://www.stw.fr/DT/display_dt.cfm?dt=3657
Jacques