My writing partner, Noelle Adamo, wrote a haiku for New Year’s Day. It speaks of sunrise, my absolute favorite moment of every day. A sunrise like this one, today, reminds me of her writing. Here is the haiku:
the first sunrise poured
into darkness like honey
until it said yes
Noelle on one of my training boats.
On the rail trail.
WEDNESDAY ……. MARCH 2nd, 2022….. Time:……4:48 am EDT
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Feels like 34° F (High 43 )……..CLOUDY……Humidity 84% …….
Wind 5 mph N rising to 6 mph at 3:00 pm …… Precipitation : 42 % @ 11:00 pm
……Water temperature 33.9 °F (0.5° C); …………………..
Water plus air temperature = 67.9°F
Lat Long: 41.92 N ..73.96 W
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—————-Tides—————-
High Tide 00:51 AM 3.95 ft (1.2 m)
Low Tide 7:18 AM -0.52 ft (-0.16 m)
High Tide 1:11 PM 4.45 ft (1.36 m)
Low Tide 7:49 PM -0.74 ft (-0.23 m)
————Currents—————
Time…………Event……..Knots
02:06 AM slack –
05:30 AM ebb -1.49
08:12 AM slack –
11:06 AM flood 1.56
02:18 PM slack –
06:00 PM ebb -1.80
09:00 PM slack –
———-Sun & Moon——————-
Sunrise : 6:29 am↑ 99° East
Sunset : 5:47 pm↑ 261° West
Moonrise : 6:52 am↑ 107° East, 0.3 % visible, Waning Crescent
Moonset : 5:48 pm↑ 256° West
[Ebb current is when the water flows towards the south (Poughkeepsie). Flood current is when the tide flows towards the north (Albany). Slack is the period in between when the water is still (not flowing north or south).
Understanding USCG markers in our area: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oP8vNMQctjM&t=157s
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