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storm tide

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storm tide [′stȯrm ‚tīd]
(oceanography)
Height of a storm surge or hurricane wave above the astronomically predicted sea level.


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Storm tides could be six feet higher than normal, resulting in "nuisance flooding" across the Louisiana coastline and cutting out power, Bobby Jindal, the Louisiana governor, warned.
A storm like the 1938 hurricane that caused 186 mph wind gusts at Blue Hill Observatory in Milton and storm tides 20 feet high is not to be expected here.
A storm tide of 7-foot swells was just adding extra sock to the concussion.
 
 
 
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