By: 3rdGenBerkeleyan
The highest tide ever recorded was on Jan. 27, 1983, when the surface of the water at the Golden Gate reached 8.78 feet above mean sea level (at the golden gate)…so it looks like they are going down...
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I hope the high tides don’t float away the Snoopy sculpture someone erected out in the water near the pedestrian bridge! Is there a term like “King Tide” for the lowest tides of the year? When do those...
View ArticleBy: Aaron Glimme
Maximum highs and lows occur at the same time. They are both driven by the alignment of the Earth, Sun and Moon that give the maximum gravitational pull on the Earth’s oceans, creating higher than...
View ArticleBy: Paul Kamen
Cal Sailing Club and the Berkeley Racing Canoe Center took advantage of the extreme low tide Thursday evening to have a clambake out on Ashby Shoal, the muddy sandbar that only becomes an island when...
View ArticleBy: 3rdGenBerkeleyan
The highest tide ever recorded was on Jan. 27, 1983, when the surface of the water at the Golden Gate reached 8.78 feet above mean sea level (at the golden gate)…so it looks like they are going down...
View ArticleBy: The Sharkey
I hope the high tides don’t float away the Snoopy sculpture someone erected out in the water near the pedestrian bridge! Is there a term like “King Tide” for the lowest tides of the year? When do those...
View ArticleBy: Aaron Glimme
In reply to The Sharkey. Maximum highs and lows occur at the same time. They are both driven by the alignment of the Earth, Sun and Moon that give the maximum gravitational pull on the Earth’s oceans,...
View ArticleBy: Paul Kamen
Cal Sailing Club and the Berkeley Racing Canoe Center took advantage of the extreme low tide Thursday evening to have a clambake out on Ashby Shoal, the muddy sandbar that only becomes an island when...
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