The East Coast was hard hit by high tides and flooding throughout 2009 and 2010, and an explanation as why the sudden spike in such activity occurred has recently been offered.
The East Coast was hard hit by high tides and flooding throughout 2009 and 2010, and an explanation as to why the spike in such activity occurred has recently been offered.
University of Arizona researcher Jianjun Yin told the Washington Post that the events were connected to an extended and extreme, though temporary, rise in sea levels.
The long-enduring 4-inch increase was caused by two events including a climate change related shift in the flow of ocean waters.
A review of tide records datin
