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Sea Conditions

·         (1) Prevailing Wind:
The wind directions from October to February are mostly NE whereas from June to September are SW and S.

·         (2) Wind Scale:
Slight breeze or gentle breeze in the summer; fresh breeze or near gale (about 5-7 grade on the beau fort wind scale) in the winter.

·         (3) Monsoon:
In the winter, the NE monsoon is an extremely strong wind; sometimes reaching a gale or grade 9 on the beau fort wind scale.

·         (4) Typhoon:
The typhoon season is normally from June to November; usually causing strong swells in the port.

·         (5) Precipitation:
According to the records of rainfall during 1911-1997, the annual mean precipitation is 2,079.40 mm and the monthly mean precipitation is 193.3 mm; most of the rainfall happened from May to October especially in typhoon seasons.

·         (6) Temperature:
According to the records of temperature during 1911-1997, the annual mean temperature is 22.8°C in August; the lowest monthly mean temperature is 17.4°C in January and 17.7°C in February.

·         (7) Tides:
According to the statistics during 1951-1974 of this port

           (a) Mean High-Water Tide Level (MHWL): +181 cm

           (b) Mean Low-Water Tide Level (MLWL): +84 cm  

           (c) Mean Tide Level (MWL): +133 cm

           (d) Highest High-Water Tide Level (HHWL): +305 cm

           (e) Lowest Low-Water Tide Level (LLWL): -28 cm

·         (8) Littoral Current:
According to the pilot information, the littoral current around this port are N during flood tide and S during ebb tide with a speed about 1~1 1/2 knots.

Update:10/22/2010

     

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