This was below the Montage when we had our one and only heavy rain day.
Tides:
04:41 AM -0.48 feet Low Tide
06:19 AM Sunrise
07:13 AM Moonset
10:52 AM 4.06 feet High Tide
04:13 PM 1.06 feet Low Tide
07:23 PM Sunset
09:07 PM Moonrise
10:31 PM 5.63 feet High Tide
Tides:
12:45 AM Full Moon
04:02 AM -0.32 feet Low Tide
06:20 AM Sunrise
06:32 AM Moonset
10:10 AM 4.28 feet High Tide
03:43 PM 0.81 feet Low Tide
07:22 PM Sunset
08:05 PM Moonrise
09:59 PM 5.57 feet High Tide
Tides:
03:27 AM -0.05 feet Low Tide
05:55 AM Moonset
06:22 AM Sunrise
09:32 AM 4.42 feet High Tide
03:16 PM 0.62 feet Low Tide
07:05 PM Moonrise
07:21 PM Sunset
09:30 PM 5.41 feet High Tide
This was in June 2012 and you can no longer take a picture and get this view. When the new Lifeguard headquarters is complete the steps to Heisler Park would have changed and the view will change again.
Better? Worse? No just different. And I can't get away with using photos from years past without the difference being noticed.
And I can't wait for the new view.
Tides:
02:54 AM 0.30 feet Low Tide
05:20 AM Moonset
06:23 AM Sunrise
08:55 AM 4.47 feet High Tide
02:50 PM 0.49 feet Low Tide
06:06 PM Moonrise
07:21 PM Sunset
09:03 PM 5.18 feet High Tide
Tides:
02:22 AM 0.71 feet Low Tide
04:46 AM Moonset
06:24 AM Sunrise
08:18 AM 4.45 feet High Tide
02:24 PM 0.42 feet Low Tide
05:09 PM Moonrise
07:20 PM Sunset
08:39 PM 4.89 feet High Tide
Tides:
01:50 AM 1.16 feet Low Tide
04:14 AM Moonset
06:25 AM Sunrise
07:41 AM 4.35 feet High Tide
01:59 PM 0.40 feet Low Tide
04:13 PM Moonrise
07:19 PM Sunset
08:16 PM 4.58 feet High Tide
Rumbling felt along Southern California coast likely caused by supersonic aircraft: Los Angeles Times | April 9, 2014 | 5:16 PM
The mystery over rumbling along the Los Angeles and Orange County coast that many believed was an earthquake appears to have actually been caused by a supersonic Navy flight.Tides:
The U.S. Navy confirmed an aircraft flew faster than the speed of sound as part of an exercise with the USS Ronald Reagan aircraft carrier about 50 miles off the coast this afternoon.
The sonic boom at around 1 p.m. was felt across a wide area, from Malibu to Orange County. Many assumed it was an earthquake, but Caltech seismologists said they did not record any earth movement.
For the latest information go to www.latimes.com.
