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Weather: Cornwall Early
Friday 9th May, 2008
TODAY IN GENERAL
Cloudy with some rain, mostly clearing later.
MORNING AND AFTERNOON
Generally cloudy with some outbreaks of rain during the morning. Rain will clear westwards in the afternoon, leaving some sunny spells, but scattered, perhaps heavy, showers may develop. Very warm.
TEMPERATURE
Maximum: 22°C. Minimum: 11°C.
WIND

Variable 3 or less becoming northerly 3 or 4 later in west.

WARNINGS
None
TONIGHT
Any remaining showers dying away early in the evening, then mostly dry with some cloud at times and just a little light rain possible. Mild with light winds.
TOMORROW
Cloudy in places with a little morning rain and isolated light afternoon showers, but dry for most with sunny spells. Remaining warm or very warm with light winds. Maximum temperature 24 °C.
OUTLOOK: Sunday to Tuesday
Dry days with sunny spells. Early low cloud or mist clearing, slowly about some coastal parts. Remaining warm or very warm with chiefly light winds, cooler in cloudy coastal parts.
LIVE
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Inshore waters forecast for 24 HRS from 4.00am
North Coast
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South Coast
Wind
Variable 3 or less.
Sea State
Slight.
Weather

Thundery rain and fog patches.
Visibility
Moderate or good, occasionally very poor.

Wind
Variable 3 or less becoming northerly 3 or 4 later in west.
Sea State
Slight occasionally moderate in west.
Weather

Thundery rain with fog patches.
Visibility
Moderate or good, occasionally very poor.

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Outline tide and moon information for May
 
 

Moon in May: New Moon 5th, First Quarter 12th, Full Moon 20th, Third Quarter 28th.
The moon is a principal factor in the state of tides. New and full moons will yield spring tides, first or last quarter neap tides. Springs are very high and very low, neaps moderate movement. Low spring tides will give plenty of beach space available or foreshore to explore. If high tide is at noon on a spring tide there will be a minimum of beach space and foreshore available.

Tidal prediction graph

Link: Admiralty EasyTide for today's tide times - showing Newquay, go to Predict for your local port.