This is an important topic. I will not discuss it. Here is a graph I have been working on to try to understand this question. What times are highest and lowest tides? Is there a seasonal difference?
This may make better sense than the accompanying post.
This is still a work in progress. In this instance I am manually inducing "jitter" by using differing increments of time for the predictions for each month. This is not ideal yet.
The original with a gray background. Better for printing. Still a work in progress. Are these colors colorblind friendly?
A blogging trail for my personal interest in tides, all aspects of tides: The intertidal zone; physics;circatidal rhythms; how it all works; visualization. I want to better understand tides. Anything goes.
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