Showing posts with label tidal surge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tidal surge. Show all posts
Sunday, October 28, 2012
More Sandy!
Hi All,
Might want to check out this link from Cablevision. No, I'm not trying to sell the service. This is a link that has lots of valuable storm preparedness information on hurricane Sandy all on one page.
You might want to check out this link from Wikipedia regarding hurricane Sandy as well.
Finally, here are some interesting charts from the National Hurricane Center that show more information about the hurricane.
Hope this helps - and here's to staying dry. Regards, Stu
Labels:
beach erosion,
high tide,
hurricane,
National Weather Service,
Sandy,
tidal surge
Thursday, March 15, 2012
Water, Water, Everywhere
Hi All,Check out this report from a company called Surging Seas. It discusses the long-term (the next 30 years or so) affect of global warming on sea level.
Seeing as how we live on Long Island and so much of the Long Island's life (and recreation and business and entertainment) is relates to the water, beaches, shores and the water; I thought that this would be a relevant piece to post on the blog.
Without further ado, here is the link to the Surging Seas article and website and maps related to the research that they conducted.
Click on this link for Climate Central's Coastal Flood Risk Lookup feature. Very interesting material!
Regards,
Stu
Labels:
flooding,
Mapquest,
ocean,
Surging Seas,
tidal surge
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