The fashion girls and others BEEN talking about ‘innocuous’ signs of the tide turning toward conservatism the last 2ish years ...

A twice-a-year natural phenomenon has returned to the San Francisco Bay Area and greater Pacific coast. Commonly known as ...

This year’s King Tides Project is scheduled for Nov. 15-17 and Dec. 13-15. The California Coastal Commission is seeking photos from the public to help researchers visualize what rising sea ...

Storm watching is expected to be good along the Oregon and Washington coasts this weekend as king tides will bring high seas.

Higher-than-normal (and lower-than-normal tides) are headed back to San Diego's coasts this weekend, according to NBC 7 meteorologists. King tides — the phenomenon that describes what are ...

TIDES CAN RUN HIGHER THAN NORMAL FOR MULTIPLE HOURS THROUGHOUT THE HIGH TIDE CYCLE. THIS IS CALLED THE KING TIDE, ALSO KNOWN AS SUNNY DAY FLOODING. THIS HIGH TIDE WATER CAUSES FLOODING ON STREETS ...

The tides happen because of the gravitational pull of the moon and the sun, but they become more extreme when the sun, moon and Earth are aligned.

The photos will also enable researchers to validate climate change models by comparing them to reality. Images of king tides from previous years are available on the project's website. King tides ...

CANNON BEACH Ore. (KPTV) - On Thursday, a woman was seen at Cannon Beach nearly being swept out to sea by a king tide. The Cannon Beach Police Department shared video of the incident at Gower St. ramp ...

King Tides, extremely high and low tides occur when a full or new moon is closest to Earth in its elliptical orbit, according ...

This year the commission is seeking photographs during king tides Nov. 15-17 and Dec. 13-15. The images submitted will be added to an interactive map to help researchers document flood and erosion ...

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Exceptionally high seasonal tides known as king tides return to the Oregon Coast this November. King tides occur when the alignment of the sun and moon combine to add ...