Very high tides tomorrow with strong winds, intensifying tidal levels on the Sefton coast

Expect very high tides tomorrow, Tuesday 9th April, paired with robust winds, intensifying tidal levels.

The Sefton coast will experience high tides and brisk winds with peak tide occurrences forecasted around midday and midnight.

Mark your calendars for a particularly high tide on Tuesday, April 9th, at 12:06 pm in Sefton. If planning a visit to our picturesque beaches, exercise caution.

During this period, there will be minimal to no beachfront accessibility for approximately one hour on either side of the mentioned time.

Tomorrow, tides at #Formby, #Southport, #Ainsdale, and #Crosby are projected to reach 10.2 meters, peaking at 12:06 pm. Dress warmly and remain vigilant.

While enjoying our coastline, exercise heightened caution, especially in Crosby, where waves may approach footpaths. Safety first for all!

Tomorrow's high tide of 10.2 meters at 12:06 pm, coupled with strong winds, may result in significant waves breaching the Crosby sea wall. Due to anticipated conditions, the beach car park at Hall Road, Crosby, will be closed from 8 am until later in the afternoon, contingent upon improved conditions and debris clearance.

Exercise prudence during outdoor activities and consider postponing beach visits to a later date.

Remember, tides reflect the fluctuation of sea levels, influenced by gravitational forces from the Moon, Sun, and Earth's rotation.