Why do have highs and low tides everyday? Meteorologist explains why we have tides and what factors can affect tide heights.

If you enjoy exploring tide pools, you'll have a great chance this week during some of the lowest tides this year on Puget ...

When you're in one of the bulges, that is your high tide. When you're outside of the bulges, that's when you have low tide. So, the tides don't really move in and out. Your part of earth rotates ...

When that pull causes water to move toward the shoreline, we’re on the deep side of the bowl, which would be high tide. When the water “sloshes” away in the other direction, our side of the dish is ...

A minus tide occurs when the ocean low-water level is lower than the zero point. When the sun, moon and earth are in alignment, we experience the largest tidal differences between low and high tides.

That’s why the California King Tides Project is asking the public to gather both high- and low-tide video and photos of as many local beaches as possible during king tides this weekend and next ...

The U.S. Coast Guard warns that extra-low tides are often followed by extra-high tides. Sea level is expected to yo-yo as much as 17 feet this week near Olympia. The high "tidal swings" generate ...

Exceptionally low tides are always accompanied by exceptionally high tides, though the summer tides don’t usually result in the kinds of flooding seen during “king tide” season between ...

Credit: Isle of Man Government A number of schedule changes have been made due to low tide and high silt around the berth of the Isle of Man Ferry Terminal in Liverpool. Sailings on the 27 , 28 ...