Wetland Sunset Reflection Forecast

A 0–100 score that combines retreating tide level, sunset glow potential, and event timing so you can judge thin-water mirror chances quickly.

Tonight’s Reflection Picks

Sites with complete data rank first, then by reflection score. Tide windows are estimated from local conditions; field safety and local controls still come first.

• Gaomei Wetlands — Taichung's classic wetland sunset reflection spot, where a thin retreating tide can mirror turbines and the western sky. Working tide estimate 0.6–1.3m: the lower edge uses a recent 30-day low and keeps the prior band width; annual extremes and field depth remain unverified
• Changbin — Changhua's open coast can pair intertidal water with industrial silhouettes for distinctive sunset reflections. Working tide estimate 0.6–1.25m: the lower edge uses a recent 30-day low and keeps the prior band width; annual extremes and field depth remain unverified
• Budai Salt Fields — Budai's salt-field landscape and shallow water suit low-angle sunset reflections across a broad sky. Working tide estimate 0.78–1.43m: the lower edge uses a recent 30-day low and keeps the prior band width; annual extremes and field depth remain unverified

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