Tidal Flooding Talk

In this episode, Dr. William Thomas, NJ Flood Institute Director, an anthropologist and conservation expert, shares insights on how culture influences environmental conservation, the importance of local knowledge in managing flooding, and the future of coastal resilience.

Experience Tidal Flooding Talk every Tuesday night, America’s leading show on coastal flooding resilience. Hosted by the New Jersey Coastal Coalition, which formed after Superstorm Sandy in 2012, it empowers leaders with dynamic workshops. Visit njcoastalcoalition.com to learn more!

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and guest background

01:21 William H Thomas's anthropological work and conservation

02:13 Biodiversity as a result of small disturbances

03:33 Return to New Jersey and personal background

04:20 National Geographic and exploration

06:38 Conservation challenges in New Guinea

07:14 Impact of COVID on conservation efforts

09:27 Anthropological perspective on coastal flooding

10:23 Changing dynamics at the Jersey Shore

12:44 Why people live in flood-prone areas

16:11 Improving flood warning systems

22:20 Lessons children can learn from experienced residents

28:18 Future challenges and societal responses

30:34 Wrap-up and future outlook

Why did the Jersey Shore flood for six straight days? Joe Martucci, Palma Shiles and Dan Skeldon explain September’s nor’easter, the damage left behind, and how to spot fake storm videos before you share them.

Experience Tidal Flooding Talk every Tuesday night, America’s leading show on coastal flooding resilience. Hosted by the New Jersey Coastal Coalition, which formed after Superstorm Sandy in 2012, it empowers leaders with dynamic workshops. Visit njcoastalcoalition.com to learn more!

Why is flood insurance getting more expensive? POLITICO reporter Tom Frank joins meteorologist Joe Martucci to explain rising premiums, FEMA’s changing flood maps and the political fight over coverage costs. Learn what these changes could mean for Jersey Shore homeowners and communities beyond the coast on this Tidal Flooding Talk.

Experience Tidal Flooding Talk every Tuesday night, America’s leading show on coastal flooding resilience. Hosted by the New Jersey Coastal Coalition, which formed after Superstorm Sandy in 2012, it empowers leaders with dynamic workshops. Visit njcoastalcoalition.com to learn more!

What happens beneath the ocean when hurricanes and coastal storms move through? 🌊 Rutgers oceanographer Julia Engdahl joins Tidal Flooding Talk to explain ocean gliders, storm surge, high-tide flooding and how better underwater observations could improve hurricane forecasting and coastal preparedness along the Jersey Shore.

Experience Tidal Flooding Talk every Tuesday night, America’s leading show on coastal flooding resilience. Hosted by the New Jersey Coastal Coalition, which formed after Superstorm Sandy in 2012, it empowers leaders with dynamic workshops. Visit njcoastalcoalition.com to learn more!

Forget everything you thought you knew about tides! In this mind-blowing episode of Title Flooding Talk, we take you on an interplanetary journey to explore the fascinating world of tides beyond our Earth. Join our hosts Joe Martucci, Meteorologist Dan Skeldon, Palma Shiles and special guest Joe Renaud, a research scientist at NASA Goddard, as they delve into the gravitational forces that shape not just our oceans, but the very surfaces of other celestial bodies.

What happens to tides on planets without oceans? Are there volcanic eruptions on moons caused by tidal forces? You’ll discover how Jupiter’s moon Io is transformed into a lava world solely due to the immense tidal flexing it experiences. We’ll break down the science behind tides and how they govern both the rocky terrains of distant planets and the icy shells of moons like Europa and Enceladus, revealing the hidden oceans beneath.

In this episode, Joe Renaud shares his expertise on planetary science and the unique ways that tides manifest across the solar system. You’ll learn about the differences in tidal behaviors based on proximity to massive celestial bodies and how these forces can trigger geological activity, including the potential for earthquakes on Earth.

Why does this matter? Understanding tides beyond our planet opens up new avenues for research in planetary science and informs our knowledge of potential life-sustaining environments in the cosmos. This conversation is not just for space enthusiasts; it’s essential listening for anyone curious about the science that governs our universe.

Tune in for an enlightening and entertaining discussion that promises to expand your understanding of our solar system’s dynamics. Perfect for curious minds and aspiring astronomers alike—this episode is one you won’t want to miss!

One bad building decision can cost Shore homeowners dearly. Roger McLarnon, Floodplain Administrator for Margate, NJ explains the flood rules, zoning traps and smart moves that can protect your home.

Experience Tidal Flooding Talk every Tuesday night, America’s leading show on coastal flooding resilience. Hosted by the New Jersey Coastal Coalition, which formed after Superstorm Sandy in 2012, it empowers leaders with dynamic workshops. Visit njcoastalcoalition.com to learn more!

Louisiana’s coastline is facing a growing threat from rising seas, sinking land and disappearing wetlands, according to a Tulane University scientist who joined the latest episode of Tidal Flooding Talk.

Experience Tidal Flooding Talk every Tuesday night, America’s leading show on coastal flooding resilience. Hosted by the New Jersey Coastal Coalition, which formed after Superstorm Sandy in 2012, it empowers leaders with dynamic workshops. Visit njcoastalcoalition.com to learn more!

TIDAL FLOODING TALK | Emergency manager and Meteorologist Ashley Morris (Gillespie County, TX) explains how local forecasts, honest uncertainty and stronger disaster planning can save lives. She also reveals why warning people about every worst-case scenario may cause them to tune out when real danger approaches—and what officials can do differently.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Ashley Morris and her background
02:04 Ashley’s early interest in weather and meteorology
04:01 Differences in emergency management between urban and rural areas
06:12 Effective weather communication and community engagement
08:07 Communicating uncertain weather risks and high-impact events
10:07 Tools and technology for flood response and mitigation
12:11 The importance of local emergency management capacity
14:01 Funding, training, and infrastructure for disaster preparedness
16:13 Public education and the role of community involvement
18:02 The significance of mitigation grants and infrastructure investments
20:06 Flooding events in Texas and emergency response strategies
22:03 Collaboration between meteorologists and emergency managers
24:00 The role of AMS and professional development in emergency management
26:03 Challenges of flood response in rural communities
27:59 Travel tips for West Texas and local attractions
29:07 Final thoughts and emergency management awareness month

Experience Tidal Flooding Talk every Tuesday night, America’s leading show on coastal flooding resilience. Hosted by the New Jersey Coastal Coalition, which formed after Superstorm Sandy in 2012, it empowers leaders with dynamic workshops. Visit njcoastalcoalition.com to learn more!

Join us as we explore ocean heat waves, their impact on climate, ecosystems, and coastal flooding, with expert Mari Bif, Assistant Professor, Rosenstiel School of Marine, Atmospheric and Earth Science, University of Miami. Discover how marine heat waves form, their connection to El Nino, and what they mean for our planet.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Ocean Heat Waves and Guest Introduction

355:31:10 The Impact of Ocean Heat Waves on Climate and Ecosystems

8333:17:55 Understanding Marine Data Collection and Monitoring Systems

18277:45:44 The North Pacific Marine Heat Wave and Its Significance

26472:12:36 Connection Between Ocean Heat Waves, El Nino, and Hurricane Season

336666:39:27 Effects of Marine Heat Waves on Ocean Ecosystems and Carbon Cycle

398055:33:00 Naming Marine Heat Waves and Their Duration

466666:39:50 Implications for Coastal Flooding and Future Climate Trends

531111:06:40 Final Thoughts and Follow-up Resources

Resources

University of Miami Rosenstiel School of Marine, Atmospheric, and Earth Science - https://srs.miamioh.edu/

FEMA Community Rating System (CRS) - https://fema.gov/flood-maps/communities

NOAA Ocean Observing System - https://oceanobservatories.org/

Research on Marine Heat Waves in Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists - https://thebulletin.org/

In this episode, we explore ocean heat waves, climate attribution science, and the impact of El Nino on global weather patterns with meteorologist Shell Winkley from Climate Central. Discover how climate change influences ocean temperatures, heat waves, and extreme weather events.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Ocean Heat Waves and Climate Science

388:52:05 What is a Climate Shift Index and How Does It Work?

705:32:09 Attribution Science and Its Role in Understanding Climate Change

15916:39:00 Sea Surface Temperatures and Their Significance

31666:39:22 El Nino and Its Impact on Global Climate

36361:06:12 Future Tools and Resources for Climate Analysis

48194:26:36 Final Thoughts and Wrap-up

Resources

Climate Central - Climate Shift Index - https://csi.climatecentral.org

Sea Level Rise and Flooding Tools - Climate Central - https://climatecentral.org

Climate Change and Ocean Temperatures - NOAA - https://www.noaa.gov

El Nino Explained - NOAA - https://www.noaa.gov

Book: The Uninhabitable Earth by David Wallace-Wells - https://www.amazon.com/Uninhabitable-Earth-Dangerous-Future-Climate/dp/0525576703