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Tag Archives: perigee
King Tides and Sea Level Rise (and beachcombing!)
Some of the highest tides of the year are coming in the next two days, and an event is being organized to raise awareness of sea level rise. Kate Boicourt at the New York / New Jersey Harbor Estuary Program … Continue reading
Posted in climate, water
Tagged beach, beachcombing, blowout, datum, king, New York City, perigee, sea level rise, spring tide, tide
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The Hudson’s Supermoon Spring Tides and Freshet
In the off-chance that you haven’t heard about the supermoon – it’s the name someone came up with for the time that occurs every few decades when the moon is at the closest point of its elliptical orbit around Earth, … Continue reading
Posted in water
Tagged beachcombing, flooding, freshet, Hudson River, perigee, spring tide, supermoon
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