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sunset in october

Post by rossk » Fri Oct 06, 2006 7:21 pm

I need to make a reservation for a beach table at La Palapa for 2 weeks from now, and I'd appreciate it if someone could advise the approx sunset and nightfall times currently. Thanks all, Ross

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Post by Jennybean » Fri Oct 06, 2006 7:48 pm

Someone gave me a link once to a page that shows all sunrise/sunset times but I can't find it...so you get to rely on my memory (at your peril LOL).

I go late October almost every year (this year is the exception :( ) and sunsets generally fell between 6:30 and 7:00 local time by my recollection. I remember that distinctly because I knew what time I'd have to get up from my siesta to make sunset happy hour at Cuates y Cuetes every night. LOL

If you want to make sure you get a good table and get to watch it from start to finish, I'd make the reservation for 6:00 to be sure.

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Post by spud » Fri Oct 06, 2006 8:01 pm

Rossk

This might help, you can see whatever date you wish

http://www.irbs.com/tides/locations/460 ... &m=10&d=20

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Re: Sunset

Post by rossk » Fri Oct 06, 2006 8:15 pm

Jennybean wrote: If you want to make sure you get a good table and get to watch it from start to finish, I'd make the reservation for 6:00 to be sure.
Jennybean, I saw you post previously about missing your trip this year, sorry to hear that. Hope you can reschedule sooner than next Oct, that's way too long. Actually, the table's for 4, including our teenagers, and I'm afraid they may get restless if we're there too early, so I'm now thinking more of 7ish, with sunset around 7:30, according to Spud's url. It's neat at night with the torches, and I'd like to be there for both the sunset and the dark. If it were just my wife and me, we could sit there all night. Some of our best memories in Vallarta have been made there.

Spud, thanks for the url, I've bookmarked it. Should come in handy for other things, like planning our camp trips. Ross

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Post by chico98 » Fri Oct 06, 2006 9:07 pm

http://www.thesunrisetimes.com/Mexico/P ... /2005.aspx

here is another
sunrise
sunset

still loving vallarta

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Post by rossk » Sat Oct 07, 2006 4:45 pm

Now I'm remembering the old adage of *don't believe everything you hear*. If you check the above url's, one has the sunset at 5:30, and the other one at 7:30.

Jennybean says her recollection is around 6:30 - 7:00.

I think Jennybean gets my vote of confidence here :-)4

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The real truth. lol.

Post by spud » Sun Oct 08, 2006 6:39 am

Rossk

This is taken from another PV board. The information is posted each day.

Sunset is given at bottom of post.

Posted: Sat Oct 07, 2006 6:12 am Post subject: OCTOBER 06

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OCTOBER 06

LATITUDE 20 DEGREES, 39 MINUTES, 39 SECONDS N
LONGITUDE: 105 DEGREES, 16 MINUTES, 48 SECONDS W

Data recorded with a Davis Weather System in Colonia Emiliano Zapata near Cine Bahia 5 blocks from Los Muertos Beach

4 DAY FORECAST (NOT WRITTEN IN STONE)

OCTOBER

08.................Sunday, sunny, scattered clouds, 10% chance Rain
09.................Monday. scattered clds, 20% chance Rain
10.................Tuesday, scattered clds, 20% Chance Rain
11.................Wednesday, scattered clds, 0% chance of rain
12.................Thursday, sunny, scattered clouds

MOON PHASE 100%
NEXT FULL MOON: NOV 05

AVERAGE TEMP 83.1ºF, 28.3ºC

HIGH TEMP: 88.5º, 31.4ºC

LOW TEMP: 78.6F, 26.6ºC

HEAT INDEX 108.4 ºF, 42.4ºC

BAROMETER: HI 29.901, LOW 29. 875, Steady

WIND: NNW 14 MPH, NNW 22.5 KPH

UV INDEX: 8.0

HUMIDITY: HIGH 83%, LOW 66%

Rain (PPN): 0.00 INCHES, 0.00 MM
high rate, 0.0 inches, 0.0 mm / hr

HIGH PPN RATE FOR YEAR: JULY 20 at 8:33 pm PPN RATE PER HOUR 36.0 INCHES, 914.4mm

2006
PPN.......... INCHES.....MM
JUNE ........8.66........216.4
JULY........15.18......385.57
AUG..........8.49......215.66
SEPT........17.0.......431.79
OCT...........0.9..........2.28


PPN ANNUAL TO DATE
.........................IN.........MM
2005................48.18.......1226.10
2006 ...............50.23.......1255.26

SUNRISE: 7:55 AM
SUNSET: 7:45 PM DAYLIGHT: 11 Hours 50 Minutes

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Interesting.......

Post by pdxbuff » Mon Oct 09, 2006 6:01 am

the days start growing longer in PV on Nov. 30 yet the winter solstice up north where I live (Oregon) doesn't begin until Dec. 22nd. Guess I should go back to school and learn more.

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Post by chico98 » Mon Oct 09, 2006 2:25 pm

don´t forget to fall back on october 29th

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Post by Jennybean » Mon Oct 09, 2006 5:54 pm

Don't forget to take into consideration the time zones when reviewing websites - they all list different ones for some reason. Which is why I prefer to go by my memory.

My recollection is clear after 6 years of going in October, sunset fell between 6:30 and 7:00 pm local time every night. The later into October and early November my trips went, the earlier sunset got. I usually head home around the 4th or 5th of November, and sunset was falling around 6:30 on the nose by the time I left. My winter trips I do distinctly recall sunset happening around 6:00pm local.

If you have the kids, make the sunset reservation for 6:15 or 6:30 and you should still see the best part of it.

rossk - thanks. I opted for school this year instead of my trip, but as my annual departure date gets closer (I'd probably be leaving in the next week to 10 days, normally), I'm starting to really feel it. I'm not waiting until next October though, I have a week planned mid summer with some friends to celebrate the completion of my courses...then back in October for at least two weeks to see my "family" of friends that I'll miss this year.

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BELIEVE ME

Post by spud » Mon Oct 09, 2006 7:58 pm

Rossk

This is a copy of my post to the Lady who does the daily weather in PUERTO VALLATRA, and her reply.


Hi Miss Flash

Would you set me right please.
I answered a question on another board about sunset times in PV, by cutting and pasting one of your reports.

Another poster replied :-

Quote:
My recollection is clear after 6 years of going in October, sunset fell between 6:30 and 7:00 pm local time every night. The later into October and early November my trips went, the earlier sunset got. I usually head home around the 4th or 5th of November, and sunset was falling around 6:30 on the nose by the time I left. My winter trips I do distinctly recall sunset happening around 6:00pm local.


Could you settle it for me please ?
well, after checking weatherunderground, and my Davis weather instruments data and NOAA and finding they all agree on the same time. plus going to C&C the other evening at 7:45 I watched a sunset....

what more can I say.....
atitude: 20° 56' 39"
Longitude: -105° 39' 48"
Time Zone: -6
Greenwich Offset: -5.0
Daylight Savings Time: On

------Twilight----- Daylight
Date Sunrise Sunset Hours
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11/04/06 8:07a 7:25p 11:19


source Davis Weather Instruments

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Re: BELIEVE ME

Post by rossk » Mon Oct 09, 2006 8:55 pm

Thanks for your perseverance, Spud, we inquired at the restaurant, and they indeed said it was somewhere around 7:30. I have no idea where that 5:30 time comes from on the other website. I guess if it were Nuevo time, and on standard rather than daylight, that might do it...

We'll reserve at 6-something, and enjoy the night. Thanks to all for your input.
spud wrote:Rossk

This is a copy of my post to the Lady who does the daily weather in PUERTO VALLATRA, and her reply.


Hi Miss Flash

Would you set me right please.
I answered a question on another board about sunset times in PV, by cutting and pasting one of your reports.

Another poster replied :-

Quote:
My recollection is clear after 6 years of going in October, sunset fell between 6:30 and 7:00 pm local time every night. The later into October and early November my trips went, the earlier sunset got. I usually head home around the 4th or 5th of November, and sunset was falling around 6:30 on the nose by the time I left. My winter trips I do distinctly recall sunset happening around 6:00pm local.


Could you settle it for me please ?
well, after checking weatherunderground, and my Davis weather instruments data and NOAA and finding they all agree on the same time. plus going to C&C the other evening at 7:45 I watched a sunset....

what more can I say.....
atitude: 20° 56' 39"
Longitude: -105° 39' 48"
Time Zone: -6
Greenwich Offset: -5.0
Daylight Savings Time: On

------Twilight----- Daylight
Date Sunrise Sunset Hours
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11/04/06 8:07a 7:25p 11:19


source Davis Weather Instruments

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Post by Jennybean » Mon Oct 09, 2006 9:14 pm

Ok spuddo, I give up. Guess I'm blind and drunk and can't read my watch when I'm there. LOL So I'll just end by saying this was never an argument so I'm not sure what you think you were trying to "settle", I was providing my own observations based on 6 years of trips at the exact same time of the year.

By 6:30-7:00 the sunset process has begun, and if anyone wants to watch it, that should be when they make their way to the beach - never once did I say that was when the sun SET. I stand firm by that observation, and I'm sure the half dozen or more people who sit and enjoy hora feliz with me at CYC every October would be happy to confirm it too.

Anyways ross, I'm sure after a day or two you'll get the lay of the land as far as sunsets go, it only takes about a day. As long as you're not booking the dinner for the first night you should be able to do so when you arrive based on your own keen powers of observation and do just fine. (-:

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OH my !!

Post by spud » Mon Oct 09, 2006 9:30 pm

and sunsets generally fell between 6:30 and 7:00 local time by my recollection.
You will have to learn to read your own posts :oops:
never once did I say that was when the sun SET.

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Post by Jennybean » Tue Oct 10, 2006 3:14 am

My reading skills are perfectly intact, but I'm definitely questioning your comprehension skills. :wink:

How many sunsets have you seen that last 30 seconds, pal? LOL

Most people who travel to PV, and I suspect the original poster is no different, want to know when the sunset starts, not when it's friggin over! The whole point of knowing when it starts is to be there to watch it.

Not sure why you chose to make this personal, as I stated (just for that comprehension thing again) there was no argument.

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Post by spud » Tue Oct 10, 2006 4:04 am

Jellybean

I'm afraid it's your comprehension that is sadly lacking.
American Heritage Dictionary - Cite This Source sun·set (snst) Pronunciation Key
n.
The event or time of the daily disappearance of the sun below the western horizon.
A decline or final phase: the sunset of an empire.
The original question was "sunset in october"

Please note that it said SUNSET, not " when does the SUNSET start ".

To be strictly correct the sunset starts, the instant after the sunrise.
Not sure why you chose to make this personal, as I stated (just for that comprehension thing again) there was no argument.
I was not making it personal ( it is you who is trying to make it personal, and no matter what you say IT will not faze me :P ).

There is no argument, I was only pointing out that you were wrong, and letting Ross know what time SUNSET was, so that he could decide how early he should arrive to see the blessed event, as he had qualms about his restless teenagers.

My play on your name , is in reply to your play on my name, must be fair and balanced, eh ? :lol:

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Post by webmaster » Tue Oct 10, 2006 3:06 pm

Tide predictor says the following:

Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, Mexico
20 October 2006 - 21 October 2006

20.6150° N, 105.2450° W

2006-10-20 03:22 CDT 0.22 meters Low Tide
2006-10-20 06:40 CDT Moonrise
2006-10-20 07:58 CDT Sunrise
2006-10-20 09:27 CDT 1.18 meters High Tide
2006-10-20 15:42 CDT 0.13 meters Low Tide
2006-10-20 18:41 CDT Moonset
2006-10-20 19:33 CDT Sunset
2006-10-20 21:46 CDT 1.08 meters High Tide
2006-10-21 03:32 CDT 0.25 meters Low Tide
2006-10-21 07:28 CDT Moonrise
2006-10-21 07:58 CDT Sunrise
2006-10-21 09:36 CDT 1.22 meters High Tide
2006-10-21 16:00 CDT 0.07 meters Low Tide
2006-10-21 19:13 CDT Moonset
2006-10-21 19:32 CDT Sunset
2006-10-21 22:05 CDT 1.04 meters High Tide

GDL, where I live is more or less the same latitude compared with PVR and currently the sunrise is a bit before 8AM, so it sounds right.

Spud and Jennybean, keep it on topic or via PM.

Greetings

Mogens

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You're the BOSS.

Post by spud » Tue Oct 10, 2006 5:53 pm

Hi Mogens

I will let my posts speak for them selves.

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