Web alarm clock for 6:02 p.m.
You are getting ready at 6:02 pm so you can check the mangrove seedlings after the storm without rushing out unprepared. Set the alarm now, then use the time before 7:00 pm to pack gloves, drinking water, and a torch, and to note which planting areas may have taken the strongest waves.
Your mangrove check may depend on hearing the alert while you finish other tasks, so keep this alarm page visible or return to it before the set time. A browser may reduce activity on a page left in the background, particularly when a phone starts conserving power. The alarm may therefore fail to sound for your mangrove seedlings if this page is closed or your phone goes to sleep. Keep the phone awake, raise its volume, and use a separate phone alarm when missing the check would disrupt your plan.
After a storm, an afternoon mangrove visit can still feel humid even as 7:00 pm approaches. Wear light clothing that can handle mud and carry water in a secure bottle. If the air feels heavy, arrange your route so the nearest seedlings are checked first, then continue only while there is enough daylight to see unstable ground, broken branches, and debris around each planting spot.