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About The Rondout Rower

Born in San Juan, Puerto Rico, a Pisces, Nelsie Aybar-Grau not only enjoyed swimming in the Caribbean Sea but she has enjoyed travels that have brought her in close contact to the waters of the Thames, the Seine, the Yangtse, the Amazon, the Mississippi, the Hudson and the Harlem Rivers. Although she enjoyed swimming she had never pursued athletics in any serious way. After a career in computer programming for Wall Street area financial institutions she moved into the Hudson Valley upstate New York area. Then at 60 years of age as a favor to a friend she started photographing the Rondout Creek and the rowers in the Rondout Rowing Club. After four years of rowing both on land and water she became president of the rowing club from 2014 to 2017. Rowing has changed her life. Living steps away from the Rondout Creek has brought her closer to nature and the meditative rejuvenation that it provides.

Rondout Creek Water Conditions

Date: Thursday,    August 2, 2018    Time: 3:09 am

Temp: 72 °F    Partly Cloudy    Humidity 94 %    Wind 5 mph

Last Tide High ___ Low _X_ @ Time 11:41 pm

Next Tide High _X_ Low ___ @ Time 5:25 am

Sunrise 5:47 am

Last Current Ebb ___ Flow ___ Slack _X__ @ Time 01:24 am

Next Current Ebb ___ Flow _X_ Slack ___ @ Time 03:48 am

Following Current Slack at 7:12 am

Ebb tide is when the water flows towards the south (Poughkeepsie). Flow tide is when the tide flows towards the north (Albany). Slack is the period inbetween when the water is still (not flowing north or south).

Rondout Creek Water Conditions

Date: Wednesday, August 1, 2018 Time: 4:09 am

Temp: 64 °F Cloudy Humidity 100 % Wind 2 mph

Last Tide High ___ Low _X_ @ Time 11:05 pm

Next Tide High _X_ Low ___ @ Time 4:47 am

Sunrise 5:46 am

Last Current Ebb ___ Flow _X_ Slack ___ @ Time 02:54 am

Next Current Ebb ___ Flow ___ Slack _X_ @ Time 06:30 am

Following Current EBB at 9:18 am

Ebb tide is when the water flows towards the south (Poughkeepsie). Flow tide is when the tide flows towards the north (Albany). Slack is the period inbetween when the water is still (not flowing north or south).