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USCG Exam PracticeTides and currents — predictions and corrections

The term 'flood current' refers to which condition?

  1. A. The brief period of zero horizontal flow at the turn of the tide
  2. B. The outgoing horizontal flow of water as the tide falls
  3. C. The maximum vertical rise of the tide at high water
  4. The incoming horizontal flow of water associated with a rising tideCorrect

Why D is correct

Bowditch Ch. 9 §903 defines flood as the incoming tidal current, ebb as the outgoing current, and slack water as the brief period of zero flow at the turn.

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