could any1 tell me what high and low tide are at jaywick near clacton on 25 november thanks?
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Can't find the tides for Jaywick, but these are the ones for Clacton for the 25th November.\nHigh Tides are at 01:56 (4.1 metres) and 14:26  (4.1metres)\nLow Tides are at 08:18 (0.8 metres) and 20:27 (1.1metre)\nBUT also found these messages in a fishing forum relating to fishing in Clacton on the 25th!! (weblink below - 2): 'The weather is looking real bad for Saturday,rain and 40mph plus winds. It's bad enough trying to catch fish on the pier, let alone when its windy, I think you should cancel it with this forecast .' http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/ukweather/#no_url\nGood Luck for Saturday! Sounds as though you'll need it!
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High Tide at 11:10am AST (courtesy of Cdn Farmers' Almanac 2006) Happy fishin'!
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While the high tide is coming in the waves will be bigger with the "tidal push".  The morning usually has better shape unless you have afternoon offshore winds.  Winds that blow onshore tend to flatten the waves and ruin their shape.
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FROM 20TH FEB07 TO 6TH MARCH 07
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I get what you're asking. The answer is that the tidal cycle from high water to low water is a little longer than twelve hours long. Because of the earth's tilted axis (that's what causes summer and winter) the tidal cycle is not a simple sine curve and the two daily high tides are not equal in height. This cycle repeats on a 14 day period. Anyway, since the Atlantic coast is only 4 hrs different that the Pacific Coast, there are 4 short periods during each 24 hour day when the tides on the Atlantic coast will be moving the opposite direction of the tides on the Pacific Coast. \n\nTo see how this works, go look at the graph on this page title "Mixed, semi-diurnal tide" and look at any given 4 hour period. You'll see the result. \nhttp://www.esru.strath.ac.uk/EandE/Web_sites/03-04/marine/res_resourcebkd.htm
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1 PM\n\nThe Brits are 6 hours ahead of you.\n\nYour time is (GMT -6).
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Try Yahoo! Weather\nLink for Upminster below
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You can check that out at yahoo weather
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The Pull of both the Moon & the Sun, Yes the sun too has a pull & depending on where both are depends on how strong the pull is hence the different types of tide but the wave itself probably has more to do with the weather, ie strong winds etc.
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Sounds cold but have a good time:\nhttp://www.surfline.com/travel/surfmaps/surfmap.cfm?id=37
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I'm at work, night shift.\nAt the moment I'm watching a trawler bobbing up and down behind the waves,which at the moment are between 20 and 30 feet,its bitter cold and it was snowing last night.\nBut then being in the middle of the north sea gives you four seasons in one day.\nSo get thee to bed all you insomniacs out there.\nHave a nice week end you land lubbers.
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It's incredibly windy here in Skelmanthorpe in West Yorkshire....just had to rescue one of my bamboo plants which had been blown over...and it's in a big pot too!\n11:15 pm
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Friday 9th June at 1700 BST
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June 15th 2006. It is at 5 pm GMT
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A neap tide is a very low tide which can empty bays and strand boats on the sand. Click below for accurate information.
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Try www.bbc.co.uk, look at their weather and look for links to the Meteorological Office.
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http://www.saltwatertides.com/pickpred.html\n\nThis site seems to have quite a few sites that you can pick to get the correct tidal information. Good luck!