Meteotsunami vs. Seiche
This animation shows the motion of a meteotsunami (left) versus a seiche (right). The meteotsunami is a faster, shorter-lasting wave while the seiche is a slower-moving, standing wave with a sloshing motion.
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Видео Meteotsunami vs. Seiche канала NOAA Great Lakes Environmental Research Laboratory
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