Tide question

It does, in fact, have to do with the bathyscape of the area. Tides are, yes, moon related, but also a question of sea levels as related to adjoining areas. In other words, RI area may be shallow, so the rising water level may max out earlier than where the ocean floor is further down, Cape Cod, perhaps?? So it then takes longer for water to flood in and max out. BTW, it is not just the moon that influences our tides. Other celestial bodies (i.e. other planets) affect it also. In just a couple of hours, Earth may align itself now with Venus or Mars to affect the tide within that very 6 hour tide span.

 

Damn dude, everyone knows you come to SwellInfo for the best advise.

 

Fucking bitch-ass Spaniards just scored twice to take the lead. My nagger Ronaldo needs to step up and get the hat trick to tie this sucka up.

 

Lol tick tock!

 

Goooooooaaaaal! Set pieces! You asked, he delivered.

 

You are asking about how tides work and Im the Kook, way to spin yourself into a pretzel. Now go blow yourself.

 

What? What! What! He's the best. Period. 3-3 big dog.

 

I was just saying time was running out, he got it just in time.

 

among many other things. N versus S facing beaches, currents, coastal estuaries etc. I tried to look at this objectively one time and there were to many variables. Look at the high tide for various places from NOMOCO to West Palm. I remember something like NOMOCO VB and Wes palm being similar times while Chincoteague Frisco were similar. Yet VB to Frisco 25 minute difference. too many variables. You look at the tide coming west and how it hits everywhere while interacting with currents, coastal opening etc. I got tired of trying to figure it out.

 

Censorship!!!!!







jk

 

that was an awesome game, best one so far of the WC. i get real sweaty when watching the games. I'm not sure if my coworkers figured it out yet after hanging the Polish Flag yesterday behind my desk, but i'm pretty useless here for like the next month

 

Quiz Time...

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on my way to the moon now,should be arriving at my destination in about 20 more minutes.

i dont kniw the science behind the tides but its the same everywhere.where i live near sandy hook.say high tide is at 5pm.further south in ocean county it will be 6 pm.and its usually 12 hrs.i live near the water so i drive over the bay everyday and itll be high tide when i leave and high tide by the time i get home.for waves u want an incoming tide

 

HEAR ME NOW AND LISTEN LATER KOOK

In the Florida Keys the tides can be 4 hours different from one side of the bridge to the other - ocean tides fast, gulf tides lag by four fricken hours, that's the way a bay and an ocean interact, without winds getting into the mix, which can delay the outgoing tide if stiff enough, like the cocks you suck.

Tide tables are predictions, just like this site, and are usually off. I hope that gives you an intelligent answer. Best thing to do is go look at it, dumbass.

 

Mr. "Lehman" probably knows...

 

even someone from rhode island could understand this

if this ain't good enough can someone photo shop a crayon diagram for op

 

I liked all the various explanations ,but cj is in the lead

 

And your pier is sendin yu some crayons