Residents were warned to anticipate tides 5 feet (1.5 m) above normal near the expected point of landfall.
Click on a buoy to see the current state of sea level and what's anticipated, both tide and surge, over the next 24 hours.
The plan by state-owned China Mobile, China's top telecom carrier, to pay $538.6 million for a 12% stake in Far EasTone Telecommunications has buoyed Taipei's stock market, which anticipates a tide of Chinese investment into Taiwan after a six-decade chill as Beijing lifted its ban.
Mr. Green said that college campuses and dot-coms had looked at the numbers and anticipated a rising tide of enrollment based on baby boomers and their children as both traditional students and those seeking continuing education.
Italian citizens and politicians during that time could not have anticipated that the Albanian tide was a mere harbinger and that the new influx arrive via the southern Mediterranean, growing exponentially in size and scope.
Steering them through tight turns and choppy seas while adjusting for currents and tides, anticipating drift, and operating independent propellers requires a degree of timing, coördination, and spatial reasoning rare in humans.
While not as predictable as the tides, waves can be anticipated several days in advance as they move across the sea, and they tend to be strong in winter, when demand for electricity is high.
Nowadays, encounters of the spirit must be scheduled long in advance, and even then the endless tide of deferred chores and anticipated engagements never ceases to break on our attention.
It had never been anticipated that air strikes "would turn the tide in the short term," the foreign secretary added.
The rest has come, or is confidently anticipated (Cameron says), from foundations and individuals, bucking the current global tide of financial contraction.
