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Originally Posted by RIROCKHOUND
Not as significant as a hurricane storm surge, which usually only lasts one tidal cycle, this guy has been elevated 20-40cm for 3 high tides and couting, expect coastal flooding in low lying areas (some parking lots etc..) and possibly more damage to coastal structures (people who live in SoCo might no which one to keep an eye on)
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Additionally, I think thermal gradients could be energizing a lower potential circulation breaking point.
Physical restrictions in kinetic atmospheric fusion potential, in proper alignment with the Earth's axial retrograde motion could product spun eddies in the upper atmosphere and possibly generate enough flux to induce enhanced evaporation.
My Dad used to always say, "It's all about the Coriolis Force anyway..." but this time I'll just agree with the RockHound
-spence
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