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Summary / Temperature Wind Rain Outlook
Night time, Dry Night time, Dry
Currently: 9.6°C, Max: 9.7°C, Min: 9.5°C 9.6°C
Colder 0.5°C than last hour.

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Feels like: 10°C

24-hr difference
-1.1°CColder 1.1°C than yesterday at this time.
  Today Yesterday
High: 9.7°C
00:00 		16.6°C
17:27
Low: 9.5°C
00:12 		9.2°C
04:49
Wind from N N
2.2
Gust:
 3.6 km/h
0 Bft - Light Air
Today: 3.7 km/h 00:00
Gust Month: 58.6 km/h May 7
Rain Today: 0.0 mm
Rain Rate (/hr): 0.00 mm
Rain Yesterday: 0.0 mm
Storm Rain: 0.0 mm
This Month: 30.3 mm
Season Total: 191.3 mm
8 rain days in May.
Monday
Rain
Rain
Humidity & Barometer Almanac Moon
Humidity: 75 % Increased 3.0% since last hour.
Dew Point: 5.4°C Increased 0.1°C since last hour.
Barometer: 101.6 kPa Falling 0.1 kPa/hr
Baro Trend: Falling slowly
Sunrise: 05:27
Sunset: 20:52
Moonrise: 02:15
Moonset: 11:28
Waning Gibbous
Waning Gibbous, Moon at 20 days in cycle
63%
Illuminated
UV Index Solar Radiation
   0.0    None
High: 0.0 @ 00:00
0 W/m2 (0 %)
High: 0 @  00:00

 EC Weather Forecast  - Outlook: Tonight & Monday
Sunday night
Rain
Rain
Min: 9°C
 EC forecast: A few clouds. Increasing cloudiness after midnight then rain. Wind west 20 km/h except 40 near Juan de Fuca Strait early this evening. Wind becoming light early this evening. Low 9.
 
Monday
Rain
Rain
Max: 14°C
 EC forecast: Rain ending near noon then a mix of sun and cloud with 30 percent chance of showers. Wind southeast 20 km/h becoming light late in the morning. Wind becoming southwest 30 in the afternoon. High 14. UV index 6 or high.

Random image #68 from our archives: 2018_09_03_1700

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Nighttime Twilight Daytime Moonlight Speckle Incoming Tide Outgoing Tide
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There is a thing called the Maori Fishing Calendar. It is published in various forms in New Zealand. The Maori (and many other Pacific peoples) found that on certain days of the lunar cycle, fishing was better than at other times. These days are mainly the few days surrounding the New Moon. Does this stuff really work? It's not infallible. There are, after all, still the effects of weather and season to be factored in. However, many people are quite convinced that, on balance, you will catch more “fish per unit effort” on a day when the Maori calendar predicts good fishing than on other days.

Random preview from our Pat Bay Tides page