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Upcoming Hiking Tides

These are low tides of under three feet at least two hours after sunrise or before sunset.

Next tides for La Push
7/26/17 9:23 AM -1.3 ft
7/27/17 10:05 AM -0.5 ft
7/28/17 10:46 AM 0.41 ft
7/29/17 11:29 AM 1.35 ft
7/30/17 12:17 PM 2.21 ft
7/31/17 1:11 PM 2.93 ft
8/6/17 6:33 PM 2.96 ft

Next tides for Dungeness
7/26/17 12:03 PM -0.85 ft
7/27/17 12:49 PM 0.13 ft
7/28/17 1:35 PM 1.23 ft
7/29/17 2:24 PM 2.37 ft
8/4/17 8:06 AM -0.16 ft
8/5/17 8:42 AM -0.44 ft
8/6/17 9:17 AM -0.66 ft

Next tides for Cape Alava
7/26/17 9:54 AM -1.45 ft
7/27/17 10:33 AM -0.66 ft
7/28/17 11:11 AM 0.24 ft
7/29/17 11:48 AM 1.16 ft
7/30/17 12:26 PM 2.02 ft
7/31/17 1:09 PM 2.76 ft
8/8/17 8:20 AM -1.02 ft

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11/28/15 - Ice Crystals

The weather has been getting colder, but the water in the Strait of San Juan de Fuca is still warm, at least comparatively. Along the coast this means morning fog and condensation on the cold ground, and that means ice crystals. They were lining the dike along the Olympic Discovery Trail about a mile west of Morse Creek. The crystals form on the plants, rocks and pebbles and grow hoary whiskers like something from a moon garden.

The dike, looking west

Ice crystals

Click for a closer view of the ice crystals

Ice whiskers

Ice covered pebbles

More ice crystals

Are you cold yet?

Even more ice crystals

The busy harbor in Port Angeles with two ships and an arctic drilling rig

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