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Greater Sneaker Wave Dangers on Oregon Coast / Washington Coast: King Tides and Sunny Skies - Vimarsana News

Greater Sneaker Wave Dangers on Oregon Coast / Washington Coast: King Tides and Sunny Skies

Greater Sneaker Wave Dangers on Oregon Coast / Washington Coast: King Tides and Sunny Skies - 10 - 14-foot swells combine with 10-foot tides

Scientists, officials warn it's time to prepare for rising sea level, major weather events as Down East remembers five-year anniversary of Hurricane Florence | Down East - Vimarsana News

Scientists, officials warn it's time to prepare for rising sea level, major weather events as Down East remembers five-year anniversary of Hurricane Florence | Down East

HARKERS ISLAND — With Hurricane Lee churning east of Carteret County in the Atlantic Ocean, a group of Down East residents, scientists and state officials paused Sept. 12-13 to remember

NC, VA organizations combine efforts to monitor king tides - Vimarsana News

NC, VA organizations combine efforts to monitor king tides

A new collaboration of coastal flood monitoring efforts in Virginia and North Carolina could offer a broader view of how king tides affect coastal communities along both states’ coastlines.

The Importance of Community Scientists - Vimarsana News

The Importance of Community Scientists

Community science mobilizes the public to work alongside scientists to help answer questions about the world. Learn about the valuable contributions of community scientists in Hawai'i.

Last king tides of the season coming this weekend - Vimarsana News

Last king tides of the season coming this weekend

This weekend, the Oregon Coast will see the last King Tides of the season.

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