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FL · NOAA Station 8722946
Major Solunar
Minor Solunar
Beyond Avg Tide
#Tide Coefficient
The moon overhead or underfoot - about two hours either side. The
strongest feeding windows of the day.
Moonrise and moonset - about an hour either side. Weaker than a
major, but still worth being on the water.
Where the tide runs past this station's own average high or average
low, worked out from NOAA's datums for that station. Big water moves bait.
How much water moves in one rise or fall, 0-100. Roughly: 80+ is a
very big swing, 66-80 big, 40-65 average, under 40 is a slow day.
Tide predictions for Mayan Lake come from NOAA station 8722946, in Southeast Florida. Heights are in feet above MLLW and all times are Eastern.
- NOAA station
- 8722946
- Coordinates
- 26.1000, -80.1083
- Region
- Southeast Florida, Florida
- Nearest NWS station
- KFLL
Nearby tide stations
- Bahia Mar Yacht Club 0.9 mi
- Port Everglades 1.1 mi
- South Port Everglades, ICWW 1.4 mi
- Whiskey Creek, north end 1.4 mi
- Fort Lauderdale, Andrews Ave. Bridge 2.6 mi
- Port Laudania, Dania cut-off Canal 3.1 mi
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