Sentence examples for peak tide from inspiring English sources

Tonight is also the peak tide time in the lunar cycle (full moon is at 3 49 p.m. Eastern time on Monday, not Sunday as reporter here earlier).

Boston reported a peak tide of 9.35 feet, which was 1.05 feet less than the record set in 1978.

The National Ocean Service reported a peak tide height of 13.7 at the southern tip of New York, topping Monday morning's prediction of 6 feet to 11 feet.

Further northeast, the nor'easter produced wind gusts of 60 mph, along with high tides; Steel Pier in Atlantic City reported a peak tide of about 8 feet.

Experts and government officials say favorable weather and the passing of peak tides over the weekend as the water moves out to sea may mean the worst is over for Bangkok.

The Levels and inland moors can be 6 m below peak tides and have large areas of peat.

At peak high tide, the bridge was rolled over four heavy steel ramps onto the barge decks.

Tidal currents were just able to suspend sand at the bed at peak spring tide but most suspension and transport occurred as a result of the combination of waves and currents.

Conclusion: The storm coincided with peak high tide in New York Harbor but future sea-level rise will exacerbate this inundation, making a Sandy-level event more likely in the future, even if the storm itself is less severe.  .

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"A tidal surge of up to 3m is making its way down the North sea which could coincide with peak high tides," he told MPs. "There is a risk of flood defences being over-topped on the coast and in tidal rivers, especially in East Anglia, particularly the Norfolk Broads and the coast south of Great Yarmouth including Lowestoft, and areas south of this as far as the coast of Kent".