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Right now Fair Sea getting up, or a steady wind. Visibility uncertain. Strong current — significant drift.

Is the sea good for fishing at Taghazout today?

Fair: you can go out, carefully — swell 1.1 m, wind 10 km/h.

Best day this week: Thursday 5 November.

Tide times at Taghazout today

coef. 60
  • Low water 03:30 · 1.7 m
  • High water 09:49 · 3.2 m
  • Low water 16:27 · 1.5 m
  • High water 22:40 · 3.0 m

Neap tides — small range, calmer slack water

Tomorrow : Low water 04:41 · High water 10:54 · Low water 17:25 · High water 23:32

Times and heights matched to SHOM's official predictions for the port of Agadir. Heights above chart datum.

Tide curve, daylight and moon ↓ Which tide to hunt on?
Swell 1.1m 10 s · NW
Period 10s longer = clearer water
Chop 0m wind waves
Wind 10km/h NE
Current 0.9m/s strong
Water 20.5°C

Swell easing — up to 1.6 m over the last two days, 1.2 m today. The water should clear. Sun 1 : 1.6 m · Mon 2 : 1.4 m

Tide 2.96 m · reading taken at 02:52

The next seven days

Best window : Thursday 5 November — 0.7 m swell, 12 km/h wind.

Excellent Good Fair Poor

Each day is judged on its worst moment, not on its average. Bars share one scale: 0 to 3.0 m. Reliability drops off sharply beyond three days.

The day at a glance — Wednesday 4 November

Twenty-four hours in blocks of two. Swell and wind carry the colour: white when there is nothing, tinted as soon as it builds. The header gives the overall verdict.

Hour 00:00 FAIR 02:00 FAIR 04:00 FAIR 06:00 FAIR 08:00 FAIR 10:00 EXC 12:00 GOOD 14:00 GOOD 16:00 EXC 18:00 EXC 20:00 EXC 22:00 EXC
Swell m 0.7 0.8 0.8 0.8 0.7 0.7 0.7 0.6 0.6 0.6 0.5 0.5
Wind km/h 7 11 12 10 10 11 18 18 10 8 3 5
Chop m 0 0 0 0 0.1 0.2 0.1 0.1 0 0 0 0
Period s 9 9 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 7 8
Current m/s 1 1 0.9 0.9 1 0.6 0.5 0.4 0.4 0.6 0.6 0.6
Water °C 20.6 20.5 20.5 20.4 20.4 20.5 20.5 20.6 20.7 20.7 20.7 20.6
Tide m 2.68 2.03 1.67 1.96 2.72 3.25 2.98 2.15 1.49 1.53 2.26 2.99

Swell, chop, wind and current: the block’s highest value. Period, water and tide: the average. Colour scales match Windy’s: white at rest, then cyan and green for wind, lavender and pink for swell, through to red and purple.

Planning the session — Wednesday 4 November

Tides, light and moon of the day, to pick the hour.

Tides

Range 1.9 m · coef. 69
Low water 04:41 · 1.6 m
High water 10:54 · 3.3 m
Low water 17:25 · 1.4 m
High water 23:32 · 3.2 m

Light

First light07:28
Sunrise07:55
Sunset18:48
10 h 53 of daylight

Moon

Waning crescent

30 % lit

Neap tides — small range, calmer slack water

Air 20 to 26 °C

Hour by hour — Wednesday 4 November

From 5 am to 9 pm.

Hour State Swell Period Chop Wind Current Tide Water
05:00 Fair 0.8 m 8 s NW 0 m 10 km/h NE 0.9 1.65 20.4
06:00 Fair 0.8 m 8 s NW 0 m 10 km/h NE 0.9 1.8 20.4
07:00 Fair 0.7 m 8 s NW 0 m 10 km/h NE 0.9 2.11 20.4
08:00 Fair 0.7 m 8 s NW 0.1 m 10 km/h E 1 2.52 20.4
09:00 Fair 0.7 m 8 s NW 0.1 m 10 km/h E 0.8 2.91 20.4
10:00 Excellent 0.7 m 8 s NW 0.2 m 10 km/h E 0.6 3.2 20.5
11:00 Excellent 0.7 m 8 s NW 0.2 m 11 km/h SE 0.6 3.29 20.5
12:00 Good 0.7 m 8 s NW 0.1 m 16 km/h S 0.5 3.14 20.5
13:00 Good 0.7 m 8 s NW 0.1 m 18 km/h S 0.4 2.81 20.5
14:00 Good 0.6 m 8 s NW 0.1 m 18 km/h S 0.3 2.37 20.6
15:00 Good 0.6 m 8 s NW 0 m 16 km/h S 0.4 1.93 20.6
16:00 Excellent 0.6 m 8 s NW 0 m 10 km/h S 0.4 1.58 20.6
17:00 Excellent 0.6 m 8 s NW 0 m 6 km/h SW 0.4 1.39 20.7
18:00 Excellent 0.6 m 8 s NW 0 m 8 km/h SW 0.6 1.41 20.7
19:00 Excellent 0.6 m 8 s NW 0 m 5 km/h SW 0.5 1.64 20.7
20:00 Excellent 0.5 m 7 s NW 0 m 1 km/h NW 0.6 2.03 20.7
21:00 Excellent 0.5 m 7 s NW 0 m 3 km/h NE 0.5 2.48 20.7

Elsewhere on the coast

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How to read these numbers

Swell
Ground swell, significant height: the average of the highest third of the waves. The biggest ones run well above it.
Period
The time between two crests. Long period = clean, readable swell; short = confused sea.
Chop
The waves raised by the local wind. This is what stirs the bottom and destroys visibility, far more than the swell does.
Current
Beyond 0.8 m/s the drift becomes serious, even on a flat sea.
Tide
Height above chart datum, as in tide tables, matched to SHOM's predictions for the nearest reference port. In the Mediterranean the tide is only a few tens of centimetres: times are indicative.
Visibility
Not measured, anywhere. It is inferred from chop, swell and wind — judge it on the spot.

DWD, Météo-France and Copernicus Marine models via Open-Meteo. Roughly 9 km resolution: two neighbouring locations can share the same value. Refreshed every 30 minutes.