Bofin Harbour tide timetables for September outline a dynamic schedule of shifting water levels and daylight hours for mariners, fishermen, and coastal visitors planning activities along the waterfront. Tidal heights throughout the month reach a peak high of 4.84 meters during morning and evening cycles, while low tides drop to a minimum of 0.24 meters, according to official maritime data.
Early September Tidal Extremes and Daylight Hours
The month begins on Sunday, September 1, with an early morning high tide of 4.04 meters at 05:08 local time, followed by a low tide of 0.98 meters at 11:11. The evening brings a higher crest of 4.36 meters at 17:23 and a late night low of 0.57 meters at 23:40. Sunrise occurs at 05:53 and sunset is recorded at 21:40.
Tidal amplitudes increase steadily over the next few days. By Wednesday, September 4, the harbor experiences a low tide of 0.24 meters at 01:14 and a morning high of 4.59 meters at 07:29. The evening cycle brings a low of 0.56 meters at 13:29 and a peak high of 4.84 meters at 19:41, marking a peak high of 4.84 meters at 19:41. Sunrise on September 4 is at 05:58 with sunset at 21:35.
As the month progresses toward mid-September, daylight hours gradually shorten. By Sunday, September 8, sunrise shifts to 06:05 and sunset moves to 21:27, alongside a morning high tide of 3.96 meters at 10:30 and an evening high of 3.88 meters at 22:47.
Mid-Month Moon Phases and Water Movements
The moon reaches its first quarter on Monday, September 9, coinciding with a morning low tide of 05:01 at 1.28 meters and an 11:24 high tide of 3.70 meters. Daylight continues to decrease with sunrise at 06:07 and sunset at 21:25.
By Saturday, September 14, under a growing gibbous moon, the harbor records a morning high of 3.56 meters at 04:44 and an afternoon high of 3.84 meters at 16:54. Low tides occur at 10:41 (1.50 meters) and 23:08 (1.18 meters). Sunrise is listed at 06:16 and sunset at 21:14.
The autumnal trend continues through the equinoctial approach, bringing steady shifts in high and low water marks across the harbor basin.
Late September Water Levels and Equinox Approach
The final week of September introduces shifting tidal ranges as the moon transitions into its last quarter on Wednesday, September 25, accompanied by a morning low of 1.56 meters at 04:47 and an 11:13 high tide of 3.51 meters.
By Monday, September 30, the month concludes with tidal movement. Morning high tide reaches 4.18 meters at 04:56, followed by a low of 0.98 meters at 11:00. The evening brings a 4.49-meter high tide at 17:09 and a late night low of 0.53 meters at 23:26. Sunrise on the final day of September is at 06:44 with sunset at 20:38.
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