Observation details

Overview

Estuary Curdies River Estuary
Site Curdies Mouth Condition
Observation ID #12291
Date and Time Tuesday 24th July 2018 09:25am
Approved Approved

Notes

Bitterly cold and windy conditions. We almost lost out equipment box at the pontoon, the wind blew it to the edge of the pontoon, and we just managed to catch it in time.

Cath Bell was not able to go to Boggy Creek, so we completed only the Dory Street monitoring.

Ther was a distinct change in the colour of the water at the pontoon, in a line at about 30 degrees to the pontoon, with darker brown water near the pontoon, lighter brown further out.  See the photo.

Mouth Observation

Mouth state Open
Previous O O O O O O C C C C C C P O O O O
Flow Present? Yes
Previous Y Y Y Y Y Y N N N N N N N Y Y Y Y
Flow Direction Out
Previous O O I O O O N N N N N N N O O I O
Above Sea Above Estuary
Berm Height (m)
Berm Length (m)

Physical Condition

Current Mode
Wind Direction North-West North
Beaufort Scale Fresh breeze Moderate breeze
Sea State Rough Moderate

Water Levels and Tides

Water Level Start Finish
Height (m) 0.54m 0.60m
Time (hh:mm) 08:55 10:15
Tidal influence Yes
Tidal Range Time Height
High 11:43 1.020
Low 01:37 0.480

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