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Q: What is the difference between perigee and spring tides?
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What the difference between neap and spring tide?

neap tides are moderate tides at normal rates while spring tides are more extereme ex to high or to low .


Is the greatest difference between low and high tides occurs during a neap tide?

both spring tides and neap tides have a 20% difference from normal tides


The meaning of spring in spring tide?

"Spring" in the word most probably refers to the amount of height difference between tides.


During what month does Spring tides occur and why?

A neap tide is a tide with the least difference between consecutive and low and high tides. A spring tides are combined forces which produce a tide with a greatest difference between consecutive low and high tides. They occur because the moons gravitational pull is pulling it.


What is the difference between high water and low water during spring tides and neap tide?

Spring tides, when the Moon is full or new, are higher than average, while neap tides when the Moon is at one of the quarters has lower than average tides.


What is the tied called that has the smallest difference between low and high tides?

spring tide


Does high tides occur when the moon is at perigee?

Yes


What is the difference between the highest and lowest tides during a neap tide?

A neap tide happens during the quarter phase of the moon and they are weak tides. There is a very small difference between high and low tides during this time.


What is the difference between high water and low water during spring tide and neap tide?

Spring tides, when the Moon is full or new, are higher than average, while neap tides when the Moon is at one of the quarters has lower than average tides.


Does high ocean tides occur when the moon is at perigee?

Yes


What is proxigean spring tides?

"Perigee" means "nearest the Earth." Since the Moon is responsible for most of the tide (about 2/3rds; the Sun, bigger but much farther away, accounts for 1/3rd). Tides are strongest when the Moon is closest. "Spring" tides don't have anything to do with the season of Spring; they occur when the Sun and Moon join forces, at Full and New Moon. They are the most extreme tides of the month: the highest highs and the lowest lows. When spring tides occur during a close Moon, these are the strongest of all.


Tides of a great range?

The largest tides occur the alignment of the Sun, Earth and Moon system coincide at their perigee and perihelion. Thus all the gravitational masses pull in one direction and cause very high tides. Rarely, Mars may add to the picture.These tides will be the highest recorded and the lowest recorded, hence the range is greatest. Often called King Tides.