They are not the biggest. They are higher than mean tides (12 year average) because the moon and sun are aligned thereby exerting greater than normal gravitational pull twice each month thus higher and lower tides. However, when the moon is farthest out in it's orbit, every six months, or closest even more extreme tides are experienced. These are called apogean and paragean tides. In Florida, during heavy rains they actually cause sewers to back up into the streets.
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Spring Tides Are Extreme Tides And Neap Tides Are Weaker Tides.
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Usually the proxigean tides happen when there is constructive interference of the lunar and solar tide bulges (a spring tide) AND when the moon is closest to earth (perigee). These two phenomena have to coincide for this to happen. If you can find a matching date between these two, you will find a date for an upcoming proxigean tide.
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a spring tide has a very high tide
A perigean spring tide is when the Moon is closest to the Earth during the spring tide.
a spring tide has a very high tide
the opposite of low tide is high tide.
you have a high tide and low tide, tides are affected by the Moon. There is also something called Neap tide and Spring tide. Spring tide occurs in spring and sometime throughout the year. Neap tide is when there is a higher low tide and a lower low tide. Spring tide is when there is a higher low tide and lower high tide
it works by a spring the spring is pulled by the moons pull and graphs it by telling you if its high tide or low tide.
High tide or low tide. There is also summer tide (I think) which is a really large tide, and a spring tide which is a very low tide.
It's a huge tide. It's called a "spring tide". "Spring" does not mean the season called spring, in this case.
Don't worry Mariah a.k.a Serene is here to save the day..... The answer is Spring Tide :)z!
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