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Day: February 21, 2016

An afternoon not wasted

Posted on 2016-02-212023-01-06 by Allison J. Gong

At this time of year low tides occur in the afternoon. Later in the spring they will shift to mornings. There are a few reasons that I really prefer morning low tides to those that occur in the afternoon: (1) the time of the low gets about 50 minutes later every day, so as the…

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