Folks sure had a surprise this afternoon when returning to their cars after a lovely beach day finding the Good Harbor Beach parking lot underwater. Some were angry and some panicking. I assured the panicking ones that they could get out safely. This is the second day in a row the parking lot has flooded. I’ve seen this in the spring more than once or twice but never in the fall. You can still maneuver through the lot by driving along the edge closest to the water. October’s Super Moon is the first of three in a row. I wonder what November and December’s full tides will bring.
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Article on extreme tides this week: http://newenglandboating.com/news/extreme-tides-occurring-this-week.html
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Great info, thank you for sharing squamer!
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Weather, current and moons? Catch any fish as they used to say? 🙂 Dave
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Mother nature will have her way with us all. As they say “Time and Tide wait for no one”
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