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Manzanillo, Golfo de Guacanayabo, Havana tide times
20.3500°, -77.1167° · America/Havana
RisingDaylight · Sunset 7:17 PM
0.60m
The tide at Manzanillo, Golfo de Guacanayabo, Havana is rising, currently 0.60 m above chart datum. The next high tide at 8:56 PM reaches 0.99 m.
Over the next 24 hours at Manzanillo, Golfo de Guacanayabo, Havana: High 8:56 PM (0.99 m), Low 3:14 AM (0.62 m), High 8:26 AM (0.84 m), Low 2:43 PM (0.45 m).
Seven-day tide chart
Tomorrow
Thu Sep 10
Fri Sep 11
Sat Sep 12
Sun Sep 13
Mon Sep 14
Tue Sep 15
8:56 PM
0.99 m
3:14 AM
0.62 m
8:26 AM
0.84 m
2:43 PM
0.45 m
9:42 PM
0.96 m
3:52 AM
0.58 m
9:30 AM
0.88 m
3:44 PM
0.47 m
10:23 PM
0.93 m
4:28 AM
0.55 m
10:29 AM
0.91 m
4:42 PM
0.50 m
11:01 PM
0.90 m
5:03 AM
0.53 m
11:24 AM
0.94 m
5:39 PM
0.53 m
11:37 PM
0.86 m
5:37 AM
0.51 m
12:16 PM
0.95 m
6:36 PM
0.57 m
12:10 AM
0.82 m
6:13 AM
0.50 m
1:06 PM
0.96 m
7:35 PM
0.60 m
12:42 AM
0.78 m
6:49 AM
0.49 m
1:56 PM
0.96 m
7:17 PM
6:54 AM
7:16 PM
6:54 AM
7:15 PM
6:54 AM
7:14 PM
6:55 AM
7:13 PM
6:55 AM
7:12 PM
6:55 AM
7:12 PM
6:55 AM
Tide table for Manzanillo, Golfo de Guacanayabo, Havana
| Tide | Time | Height |
|---|---|---|
| Today | ||
| High | 0.99 m | |
| Tomorrow | ||
| Low | 0.62 m | |
| High | 0.84 m | |
| Low | 0.45 m | |
| High | 0.96 m | |
| Thu Sep 10 | ||
| Low | 0.58 m | |
| High | 0.88 m | |
| Low | 0.47 m | |
| High | 0.93 m | |
| Fri Sep 11 | ||
| Low | 0.55 m | |
| High | 0.91 m | |
| Low | 0.50 m | |
| High | 0.90 m | |
| Sat Sep 12 | ||
| Low | 0.53 m | |
| High | 0.94 m | |
| Low | 0.53 m | |
| High | 0.86 m | |
| Sun Sep 13 | ||
| Low | 0.51 m | |
| High | 0.95 m | |
| Low | 0.57 m | |
| Mon Sep 14 | ||
| High | 0.82 m | |
| Low | 0.50 m | |
| High | 0.96 m | |
| Low | 0.60 m | |
| Tue Sep 15 | ||
| High | 0.78 m | |
| Low | 0.49 m | |
| High | 0.96 m | |
Conditions
- Wind
- 11 km/h NE
- Water
- 32.5°C
- Sky
- Thunderstorms
- Sunrise
- 6:54 AM
- Sunset
- 7:17 PM
- Moon
- Waning crescent
Predictions, not observations. Real water levels depart from astronomical predictions because of barometric pressure, wind, storm surge and river discharge — routinely by 0.1–0.3 m, and by a metre or more in a storm. Not suitable for navigation. Use official tide tables and charts from your national hydrographic office.