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From 6 pm TODAY Thursday September 2, 2010 UNTIL 6 am TOMORROW

Sunny at first, then fine overnight.

Min
13°C
Visibility
Moderate to good.
Wind
Northeast to east moderate F4, occasionally fresh F5 this evening.
Sea state
Slight to moderate.

Forecast from 6 am until 6 pm tomorrow Friday

Mainly sunny and warm.

Max
21°C
Wind
East to northeast light F3 to moderate F4.

from Guernsey Airport

06:00 MAIL
06:15 NEWSPAPERS
Flybe 07:55 EXETER
Aurigny 08:00 ALDERNEY
Aurigny 08:05 JERSEY
	Blue Islands 08:05 JERSEY
	Blue Islands 08:20 JERSEY
	Blue Islands 08:45 JERSEY
Flybe 09:10 SOUTHAMPTON
Aurigny 09:10 JERSEY
	Blue Islands 09:20 ALDERNEY
	Blue Islands 09:25 JERSEY
Aurigny 09:40 GATWICK
Flybe 09:45 GATWICK
Aurigny 09:50 JERSEY
Flybe 09:50 BIRMINGHAM, JERSEY
Aurigny 10:15 ALDERNEY
Aurigny 10:25 MANCHESTER
	Blue Islands 10:35 SOUTHAMPTON
Aurigny 11:05 GATWICK
	Blue Islands 11:15 JERSEY
Flybe 11:40 SOUTHAMPTON
Flybe 11:40 MANCHESTER
Aurigny 11:50 JERSEY
Air Southwest 12:30 PLYMOUTH, JERSEY
Aurigny 12:40 DINARD
Flybe 12:50 GATWICK
Aurigny 12:55 GATWICK

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Fri Sep 3 2010

Time Tide state Height
01:11 High 6.64
07:35 Low 3.47
13:55 High 6.69
20:32 Low 3.38
Sunrise
06:29
Sunset
19:49
Daylight Hours:
13:20
Dark Hours:
10:40

All times adjusted for GMT or BST.

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