Sentence examples for wave swell from inspiring English sources

And in the Welsh coastal town of Aberystwyth a clean-up began on Tuesday following an "exceptional" wave swell that hit the town on Monday night that led to the evacuation of 250 seafront residents.

Ceredigion Council, meanwhile, warned residents on Twitter that "very high tides with exceptional wave swell" were predicted at 11 10 this morning in Aberystwyth.

All buildings along the town promenade were evacuated on Monday night as it was hit by an "exceptional" wave swell.

Aberystwyth promenade was evacuated again on Monday night as the coast was hit by an 'exceptional' wave swell.

All buildings along the promenade in Aberystwyth have been evacuated as further high tides and an "exceptional" wave swell are expected later.

All buildings along the promenade in Aberystwyth are being evacuated in anticipation of further high tides and an "exceptional" wave swell.

In all four instances, the gap between the time the virus was first recognized and a second, more dangerous wave swelled was about six months.

The Mexican wave swelled in the 1970s and kept growing in the 1980s and 1990s (see chart 7) as a rocky Mexican economy propelled more migrants north and a relaxed American immigration policy made it easy for more to settle.

If winds reach gale force near the well, which is about 50 miles off the Louisiana coast, it could drive wave swells to 8 feet in height, which would force the suspension of surface skimming operations as well as efforts to recapture leaking oil near the seabed, Admiral Allen said.

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Examining just three storms in 2010 they took into account locally produced waves, swell from distant storms, and tidal currents.