The bay on Tsunami Day ...
Finally loaded a few pictures.
Just minutes apart this is what the bay was doing for hours and hours.
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The bay on Tsunami Day ...
Thanks for the great photos
The bay on Tsunami Day...Contracorriente Marina Ecuatorial
by Narc 
, Thursday, March 24, 2011, 16:43 (4567 days ago) @ judi in OKlahoma
El fenómeno de la contracorriente marina ecuatorial se adelantó...
The bay on Tsunami Day...Contracorriente Marina Ecuatorial
by JeffMN 
, Minneapolis MN USA, Thursday, March 24, 2011, 16:59 (4567 days ago) @ Narc
El fenómeno de la contracorriente marina ecuatorial se adelantó...
¿No tenía que ver con el tsunami?
La Contracorriente Marina Ecuatorial
by ZihuaRob , Zihuatanejo, México, Thursday, March 24, 2011, 17:41 (4567 days ago) @ JeffMN
¿No tenía que ver con el tsunami?
No, the current is a yearly natural phenomenon. Last year was a strong one and it took out a lot of beach all up and down the coast, flooding many beachfront enramadas. This year appears to be a milder one. It could mean that our rainy season will begin earlier. It rained the day before yesterday down the coast a little ways. Mexican meteorologists have forecasted a rainier season this year than last because of the effect of La Niña.
La Contracorriente Marina Ecuatorial
Mexican meteorologists have forecasted a rainier season this year than last because of the effect of La Niña.
Sweet, now I will be looking more forward to Aug/Sept !
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I couldn't quite decipher, is what Narc posted happening now?
La Contracorriente Marina Ecuatorial
by ZihuaRob , Zihuatanejo, México, Thursday, March 24, 2011, 19:00 (4567 days ago) @ judi in OKlahoma
Yes. Last night the waves were kind of high here in our bay, but in Acapulco the coastal boulevard known as La Costera flooded from the high waves in the Bahía de Santa Lucía.
The bay on Tsunami Day ...
by ZihuaRob , Zihuatanejo, México, Thursday, March 24, 2011, 16:57 (4567 days ago) @ judi in OKlahoma
What great photos, Judi!
Here's a video my friend Tony of the Picante took from his home showing Las Gatas emptied out and filling back in.
And here's one taken at Playa La Ropa by a couple of guys who walk out to the rocks that are usually always surrounded by water in front of the Sotavento.
The bay on Tsunami Day ...
Jeff took video but I can't post it. Does it have to be on youtube?
Oh well.
Such an interesting day from my vantage point. Such a day of devastation for so many.
Growing up in SoCal, used to earthquakes, I still can't wrap my mind around the horror of so many lives and homes lost and disrupted. Can any of us really?
The gall-durn earth got thrown of it's axis fer cryin' out loud!
Going to be interesting to see what changes are in store. I'm thinking there will be many. I wonder if we will live long enough to witness.
Surely the moon and the tides are going 
99 bottles of wine in the cellar ...
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The bay on Tsunami Day ...
by ZihuaRob , Zihuatanejo, México, Thursday, March 24, 2011, 19:02 (4567 days ago) @ judi in OKlahoma
Speaking of tsunamis, I found it kind of ominous in the article about the museum in La Chole it mentioned that the area of the archaeological ruins was abandoned after the entire coastal area was flooded. That must've been one helluva tsunami!
Regarding Jeff's video, there are other services besides YouTube. The video just needs to be on a server somewhere.
