Tide Chart/ Dive Planning?
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Hey Skipper, aren't you s'posed to be able to tell just by looking at the waves and the clouds? 
VBlueV
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C.. there's one in the middle of the SNN page..
http://www.surfnewsnetwork.com
http://www.surfnewsnetwork.com
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great...looks like high tide is right around 9 am, how perfect is that? (Saturday) Ready for some great Viz.
Anybody know how much Honolulu Harbor and Maunaloa Bay vary? Never have figured that out, but sometimes they have a different chart for Hawaii Kai area.
Jay, what are the red and black arrows? Wind direction? I can't figure that out...maybe you should inservice us.
Anybody know how much Honolulu Harbor and Maunaloa Bay vary? Never have figured that out, but sometimes they have a different chart for Hawaii Kai area.
Jay, what are the red and black arrows? Wind direction? I can't figure that out...maybe you should inservice us.
VBlueV:
Thanks for the site and the question...nice site
VBlueV
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the red/black arrows indicate the trend for the surf-height
relative to the previous day.
red is up.. a flat arrow is little/no change.. and black/down is better (for divers =)
the ordinal is the direction the prevalent swell/waves will emanate.
however, the wind forecast is listed just below the surf report..
green arrows indicate the wind direction (north-up)
relative to the previous day.
red is up.. a flat arrow is little/no change.. and black/down is better (for divers =)
the ordinal is the direction the prevalent swell/waves will emanate.
however, the wind forecast is listed just below the surf report..
green arrows indicate the wind direction (north-up)
mrjimboalaska
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Do you see that much change during the slack tide??? We just go......
0700......do the dives.....come back and kiss dog and kick wife.........
0700......do the dives.....come back and kiss dog and kick wife.........
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