нагонный приток

English translation: surge of water

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Russian term or phrase:нагонный приток
English translation:surge of water
Entered by: David Knowles

23:35 Jan 29, 2007
Russian to English translations [PRO]
Science - Geography
Russian term or phrase: нагонный приток
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Marina Anderson (X)
Canada
Local time: 19:23
surge
Explanation:
You could say "surge of water".

There are lots of references to this. Here is an extract from the reference below:

As a result, tide levels are rising in the Thames Estuary relative to the land by about 60cm per century. Surge tides are a particular threat and occur under certain meteorological conditions. When a trough of low pressure moves across the Atlantic towards the British Isles, the sea beneath it rises above the normal level, thus creating a 'hump' of water, which moves eastwards with the depression.

If the depression passes north of Scotland and veers southwards in the North Sea, extremely dangerous conditions can be created. A surge occurs when this mass of water coming from the deep part of the ocean reaches the shallow southern part of the North Sea. The height of the surge may be further increased by strong northerly winds.
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Local time: 01:23
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4 +1surge
David Knowles
3wind-driven current (flooding)
Edgar Hermann
3high tide
Roman Bardachev


  

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wind-driven current (flooding)


Explanation:
BAROTROPIC TIDAL AND WIND-DRIVEN LARVAL TRANSPORT IN THE VICINITY ...In contrast, on flood tide, the inflow is uniformly distributed in a convergent ... presumably because of correspondingly higher wind-driven current speeds. ...
www.blackwell-synergy.com/links/doi/10.1046/j.1365-2419.199...

NWS Tallahassee| Florida's Top 10 Weather Events of the 20th Century- [ Diese Seite übersetzen ]Tornadoes first struck in Pinellas county near St. Petersburg and Clearwater, ... with storm surges and/or tidal and wind driven flooding of 5 to 9 feet ...
www.srh.weather.gov/tlh/topevents/

[PDF] Draft Report on Implementation of HELCOM Recommendations in the ...Dateiformat: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - HTML-Version
Many parts of Denmark are low-lying and prone to wind driven flooding, and ... SWE: Sweden, FIN: Finland, Rus (ST P): Russia St Petersburg Region, ...
sea.helcom.fi/.../HABITAT%205,%202003/doc2-1.pdf


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Note added at 1 Stunde (2007-01-30 00:35:58 GMT)
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на сколько я в курсе, вода нагоняется ветром с залива, что и вызывает наводнения. простите за банальность :-)

Edgar Hermann
Local time: 02:23
Works in field
Native speaker of: Native in RussianRussian

Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
neutral  Dorene Cornwell: I think you have the right references. I would consider storm surge or tidal inflow as well
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surge


Explanation:
You could say "surge of water".

There are lots of references to this. Here is an extract from the reference below:

As a result, tide levels are rising in the Thames Estuary relative to the land by about 60cm per century. Surge tides are a particular threat and occur under certain meteorological conditions. When a trough of low pressure moves across the Atlantic towards the British Isles, the sea beneath it rises above the normal level, thus creating a 'hump' of water, which moves eastwards with the depression.

If the depression passes north of Scotland and veers southwards in the North Sea, extremely dangerous conditions can be created. A surge occurs when this mass of water coming from the deep part of the ocean reaches the shallow southern part of the North Sea. The height of the surge may be further increased by strong northerly winds.


    Reference: http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk/regions/thames/323150/3...
David Knowles
Local time: 01:23
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agree  Alexander Yablontsev
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high tide


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Roman Bardachev
Canada
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Native speaker of: Russian
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