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Author Archives: Philip Orton
Earthquake = Tsunami?
A mild 3.9-magnitude earthquake occurred this morning out at sea off the New York Bight, and was felt by many people across the region. An obvious question is whether such an earthquake could cause a tsunami. A large tsunami clearly … Continue reading
Posted in water
Tagged earthquake, long island, Manhattan, new jersey, New York City, tsunami
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OceaNYC
Most people are surprised an oceanographer would bother living in New York City. Before I moved here, I was aware that the Hudson River typically runs brackish for at least its lower 20 miles, but I too failed to comprehend … Continue reading
Posted in urbanoceanographer, water
Tagged blue crab, Hudson River, New York City, oceanographer, pollution
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Skyline Seabreeze
Have you ever been at the beach in early summer and had a day ruined by arrival of a cold seabreeze? I was attempting to have my first barbecue of the year last April 3rd in Morningside Park – the … Continue reading
Posted in weather
Tagged beach, Hudson River, Manhattan, New York City, sea breeze, weather
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SeaAndSkyNY 