Did You Know! :Tide Table

Good day everyone!
Tide tables, often referred to as tide charts or tide calendars, are invaluable tools for anyone living near the coast, whether you're a sailor, fisherman, beachgoer, or simply a curious nature enthusiast. These tables provide crucial information about the daily ebb and flow of the ocean's tides.
This tide table is very important to use when we are in port because it will give us idea when to slack or make tight our mooring ropes.

Tide tables are a type of reference material that predict the times and heights of high and low tides at a particular location over a given period, usually a year. They are created by analyzing historical tide data and factoring in celestial influences, such as the moon's gravitational pull and the sun's position relative to Earth. Tide tables provide information about two primary tidal phases:

High Tide: This is when the water level reaches its maximum height during a tidal cycle. High tides occur approximately twice a day.

Low Tide: This is when the water level reaches its minimum height during a tidal cycle. Low tides also occur about twice a day.