-
tide. Sea
level rises over
several hours,
covering the
intertidal zone;
flood tide. The
water stops rising,
reaching a
local maximum called high
tide...
-
Flood tide is the
rising tide of an ocean, the
opposite of ebb
tide It may also
refer to:
Flood Tide (novel), a
novel by
Clive Cussler Flood Tide (1934...
- than rip currents.
During slack tide, the
water is
motionless for a
short period of time
until the
flooding or
rising tide starts pushing the sea
water landward...
-
spring tide and a
northwesterly storm. On both the
islands and the mainland,
large areas of the
country were
flooded. At 4 p.m. on 1 February, the
flood reached...
- like
tides but also sea
level rise due to
climate change.
Flood control is an
important part of
climate change adaptation and
climate resilience.
Flood control...
- of "flowing water", the word may also be
applied to the
inflow of the
tide.
Floods are of
significant concern in agriculture,
civil engineering and public...
- p. 441. Friend, West Wind,
Flood Tide, pp. 74–75, 120–122. ORA I, v. 39/1, pp. 410, 411. Friend, West Wind,
Flood Tide, pp. 57–58. ORN I, v. 21, p....
- the
flood tide, down to a
point where the
flood appears as a
sudden increase in the
water level. A
tidal bore
takes place during the
flood tide and never...
- 1362,
causing at
least 25,000 deaths. The
storm tide is also
called the "Second St.
Marcellus flood"
because it
peaked on 16 January, the
feast day of...
- the Oregon,
which Cussler introduced in the Dirk Pitt
Adventures novel Flood Tide (1997).
While appearing to be a
decrepit freighter, it is
actually a high-tech...