29.7300° N, 93.8700° W 2025-06-20 Fri 00:51 CDT 1.42 feet High Tide 2025-06-20 Fri 02:05 CDT Moonrise 2025-06-20 Fri 05:39 CDT 1.04 feet Low Tide 2025-06-20 Fri 06:15 CDT Sunrise 2025-06-20 Fri 10:50 CDT 1.41 feet High Tide 2025-06-20 Fri 15:22 CDT Moonset 2025-06-20 Fri 18:14 CDT -0.16 feet Low Tide 2025-06-20 Fri 20:18 CDT Sunset 2025-06-21 Sat 02:05 CDT 1.66 feet High Tide 2025-06-21 Sat 02:40 CDT Moonrise 2025-06-21 Sat 06:15 CDT Sunrise 2025-06-21 Sat 07:03 CDT 1.25 feet Low Tide 2025-06-21 Sat 11:10 CDT 1.44 feet High Tide 2025-06-21 Sat 16:31 CDT Moonset 2025-06-21 Sat 19:00 CDT -0.49 feet Low Tide 2025-06-21 Sat 20:19 CDT Sunset 2025-06-22 Sun 03:06 CDT 1.86 feet High Tide 2025-06-22 Sun 03:20 CDT Moonrise 2025-06-22 Sun 06:15 CDT Sunrise 2025-06-22 Sun 08:19 CDT 1.39 feet Low Tide 2025-06-22 Sun 11:37 CDT 1.50 feet High Tide 2025-06-22 Sun 17:43 CDT Moonset 2025-06-22 Sun 19:47 CDT -0.74 feet Low Tide 2025-06-22 Sun 20:19 CDT Sunset 2025-06-23 Mon 04:00 CDT 1.98 feet High Tide 2025-06-23 Mon 04:08 CDT Moonrise 2025-06-23 Mon 06:16 CDT Sunrise 2025-06-23 Mon 09:19 CDT 1.49 feet Low Tide 2025-06-23 Mon 12:13 CDT 1.56 feet High Tide 2025-06-23 Mon 18:56 CDT Moonset 2025-06-23 Mon 20:19 CDT Sunset 2025-06-23 Mon 20:35 CDT -0.88 feet Low Tide
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