To rowers Diana and Cynthia today.

Recently I started noticing this other type of rowing and then Rowing Magazine had an article about it. So my trip to Norwalk, CT this morning was important. It’s a two day regatta I wanted to check out (even though I only stayed around 3 hours). I did not get to row one of the boats but I got to enjoy an incredible morning on an unforgettable waterfront. I also go to meet USRowing’s Director of Coastal Rowing, John Wik, as well as a new author of a book on rowing! Wayne Lysobey.
I will go back when I am in better shape and look forward to trying out these incredible row boats!

SATURDAY…September 14th, 2019….. Time: 4:00 am EDT
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57°F (High 72)…..CLOUDY……Humidity 74% …..Wind 4 mph S (Rising to 11 mph at 10am)
Water temperature at Albany: 70.4°F; Water plus air temperature = 127.4°;
Rain 40% at 3pm
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06:34 am Sunrise
07:18 am EBB Current
08:46 am LOW TIDE
10:06 am SLACK Current
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01:06 pm FLOW Current
02:36 pm HIGH TIDE
04:06 pm SLACK Current
07:07 pm Sunset
07:42 pm EBB Current
09:03 pm LOW TIDE
10:18 pm SLACK Current
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07:46 pm MOONRISE (Waning (decreasing) Gibbous 99.8 % visible) MOONSET 07:43 am Sunday
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[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 in between when the water is still (not flowing north or south).]
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NOTE: This information is manually compiled from different websites. If you see a mistake please let us know.
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Thank you.
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