Tide Tables
Looks like you have to pay for the PDF to get past 7 days and that's for one location. Best so far
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I thought that the interval between tide times was constant. So if you have a set of times for a given place, you could use that data to extrapolate future dates.
Do they not take into account things like, time of year and moon phase, or is that more about the height of the tide.
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None of the tables can cope with weather changes, that can only be done very close to the date which is why things like tidal surges are not predicted with any accuracy more than a few days in advance.
Stuart

If you go to tidesforfishing you can select ANY month, give it a try :-
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Good luck
Peter
Spot on. Thank you.
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I thought that the interval between tide times was constant. So if you have a set of times for a given place, you could use that data to extrapolate future dates.
Do they not take into account things like, time of year and moon phase, or is that more about the height of the tide.
As I'd thought, the interval between tides is approximately constant (~6 hr 10 min) and so can be estimate by extrapolation from earlier tables at the chosen site, although there are smaller variations for a few reasons. (See this.
If you just need to know what time to get to that location to set up your camera, then presumably extrapolation would be sufficiently accurate.
The phase of the moon only affects the height. (See this).
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I'm after planning a trip to a set of rocks only exposed at low water. But the majority of tables seem to predict a week ahead, with the odd one doing a month.
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