Manta Ray Bay Hotel

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L 03:51
H 10:13
L 16:18
H 22:51

L 04:19
H 10:47
L 17:01
H 23:40

L 04:52
H 11:26
L 17:54

H 00:39
L 05:31
H 12:14
L 19:08

H 01:59
L 06:34
H 13:19
L 20:48

H 03:53
L 09:00
H 14:49
L 22:24

H 05:40
L 10:51
H 16:31
L 23:35

H 06:36
L 11:58
H 17:53

L 00:29
H 07:15
L 12:48
H 18:54

L 01:14
H 07:48
L 13:30
H 19:43

L 01:53
H 08:18
L 14:09
H 20:26

L 02:28
H 08:46
L 14:45
H 21:06

L 03:00
H 09:14
L 15:20
H 21:43

L 03:31
H 09:40
L 15:54
H 22:19

L 03:59
H 10:08
L 16:28
H 22:56

L 04:26
H 10:37
L 17:05
H 23:35

L 04:52
H 11:10
L 17:48

H 00:22
L 05:20
H 11:49
L 18:45

H 01:22
L 05:58
H 12:40
L 20:10

H 02:55
L 08:12
H 13:54
L 21:45

H 05:04
L 10:17
H 15:33
L 22:57

H 06:01
L 11:24
H 17:02
L 23:49

H 06:32
L 12:09
H 18:04

L 00:30
H 06:58
L 12:46
H 18:50

L 01:04
H 07:23
L 13:18
H 19:30

L 01:34
H 07:48
L 13:48
H 20:06

L 02:03
H 08:13
L 14:18
H 20:43

L 02:30
H 08:40
L 14:49
H 21:20

L 02:58
H 09:09
L 15:23
H 22:00

L 03:27
H 09:41
L 16:02
H 22:44

L 03:59
H 10:18
L 16:48
H 23:35

L 04:38
H 11:01
L 17:45

H 00:38
L 05:31
H 11:56
L 19:00

H 02:00
L 07:07
H 13:09
L 20:33

H 03:40
L 09:14
H 14:46
L 21:59

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L=Low tide, H=High tide. About the tides.

= New moon

= First quarter

= Full moon

= Last quarter.

= Flight arrivals and departures See flight schedule for details.

Yap in March

Monthly rainfall:
5.47 inches, 139 millimeters.
(Year average: 11.24 inch, 285 mm.)

Air temperature:
80° Fahrenheit, 26.7° Celsius.
(Year average: 79.8° F, 26.6° C.)

Water temperature:
82° Fahrenheit, 27.8° Celsius.
(Year average: 81° F, 27.2° C.)

Humidity: 76%

Special days:
March 1st - Yap Day, and the 3rd Governor of Yap, Vincent Figir was born in 1936.
March 10th - FSM Constitution Day
March 17th - Patricia Acker's Birthday
March 19th - The 2nd Governor of Yap, Petrus Tun, was born in 1936.

Happenings around the island:
Surfing, sailing, fishing inside the reef.

Signs of the season:
Northeast Tradewinds are blowing and the mantas are in Mi'l Channel. March 1st and the 3 days following comprise Yap Day, which is the largest holiday in the islands. Several local dances, a myriad of traditional activities and just plain good times are the order of the day. All hotel rooms will be booked months in advance so reservations are necessary.