Tides

irishsurfer

learnerplates wrote:

good, just note that in Lahinch high tide comes about an hour earlier than high tide is reported

The hour difference is probably due to a failure to correct for UTC (GMT) vs the Hour added for summer time.

Try Pocket Almanacs, they pringt to two sides of an A4 sheet.

Front:
http://www.irishsurfer.com/almanacs/2007JULAUGSEPfront.doc

Back
http://www.irishsurfer.com/almanacs/2007JULAUGSEPback.doc

All the times are pre-corrected for summer/winter time difference.

There will be a new Almanac released end of September via irishsurfer.com, provided the rest of the weather section is in place - Le Cunnagh De, Inshah Allah

You Suck!

I find this site pretty handy for the tides, just watch out as it also has the daylight saving thing goin on...

http://easytide.ukho.gov.uk/Easytide/EasyTide/SelectPort.aspx

irishsurfer

Easy tide is really good, best tide prediction program on the net.

The Pocket Almanac is more handy when on the road, one print off will do you for 3 months, and it also has sunrise/sunset