South Jersey bays and tidal creeks will see unusually high tides today Oct 26 and Thursday Oct 27. An unusual alignment of the sun and moon and their proximity to the Earth will cause these highest water levels of the year.
But this so-called “king tide” is also prompting an area environmental group to ask residents and visitors along the Barnegat Bay’s shoreline to take photographs at high tide to illustrate what a normal high tide may be like in several decades as the sea level continues to rise.
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But this so-called “king tide” is also prompting an area environmental group to ask residents and visitors along the Barnegat Bay’s shoreline to take photographs at high tide to illustrate what a normal high tide may be like in several decades as the sea level continues to rise.
http://www.pressofatlanticcity.com/...cle_4080f60a-ff70-11e0-ab3e-001cc4c002e0.html