Tides

[chas]

Does anyone know of a site which will give me tidal predictions for next spring? The ones I have used in the past seem to avoid the UK. It must be the UKHO's reluctance to give out info.

 

[Geoffs]

Try Autotide.com. You download their tidal prediction software and can try it, you need to give 'em some money, about £20 I think, for predictions any distance into the future. I use it and find it quite accurate.

PS

If you have a time and place in mind, I can run mine for you and let you know the results.
<P ID="edit"><FONT SIZE=-1>Edited by Geoffs on Mon Oct 22 16:27:56 2001 (server time).</FONT></P>

 

[deejames]

Have a look at www.arachnoid.com/tides. You can download a small programme which should provide what you require.

deejames

 

[Col]

I have a v.good program for this,
post your email address or send me a P.M and I will send it to you.

 

[Col]

Emailled as requested.
Col

 

[tonyleigh]

I suspect you, and others, are alluding to an outstanding little program called WXTIDE which is available as a free download. Unfortunately the UK powers-that-be created a copyright stink about the use of data from their harmonic tables and last I looked UK data had had to be removed. As with other data such as weather other national authorities have been less mean-minded. I was fortunate to download before this happened and have a working version which includes the UK.
Anybody got the latest on the site and the program?

 

[chas]

Thank you.

 

[Paulka]

Go to http://www.navilog.com
Choose the language,
Download the free version.

If satisfied, you can register, to get full functionality, but the unregistered version is good enough for a planning.

Good luck.

Paul

 

[chas]

VMT to all. My boat is spending the winter at a yard at the end of a tidal creek. I need a high spring to get her out. I can now predict when I will have enough water. Look like Good Friday! At least I can now organise the rest of my life.