The Arnside Tidal Bore 19 Sept 2020

[@PeterMorgan-g5o]

Thank you so much.

[@emilywilson8289]

I used to live here and loved to watch this come in

[@PNEKarl]

Nice catch. I always love your tidal bore videos. I'm from Preston and used to love the Ribble Bore. Thanks for sharing.

[@robbridges5975]

Karl Johnson , thanks for your comment Karl. I used to live in Preston many years ago but knew nothing of the bore on the Ribble then. I’ll be posting a new video of the Ribble bore soon, filmed from the docks.

[@PNEKarl]

@@robbridges5975 Nice one. Hope The Ribble performs for you. I'll look out for it.

[@grahamkemp1610]

Saw the bore this morning approximately at 11.30. It was fascinating to see and hear. My wife and I frequently visit Arnside, but we have never seen the bore as spectacular as it was this morning. Arnside is well worth a visit, as is the Beach hut cafe, which caters for vegans as well as non vegans, they do great coffee.

[@shnro2280]

If u are going out for food I recommend arnside beach hut and bobbin

[@petermorgan-s6l]

How man hours before full tide can you see this tide in tomorrow 12th february full tide 14 00. thank you.

[@gup8175]

The best part was the paddle boarder, just as he catches the surf he crashes.. oooff

[@pauljones401]

Saw it the following day at Blackstone point. Amazing spectacle and one I’ve always been fascinated by.

[@yp77738yp77739]

Not as impressive as I was expecting. However, it is madness we don’t harness the energy in the tidal movements, it’s free.

[@petermorgan-s6l]

how long before full tide can you see this please 14 00 full tide.

[@robbridges5975]

The bore passed Arnside Pier at 11:43 today. It was about 20 minutes early due to a strong westerly wind. High tide at Arnside tomorrow (13th Feb 2024) is at 14:45 and the bore usually arrives about 1 hour and 50 minutes before that (that will be 12:55). I would arrive at least 30 minutes before, in case it comes in early again.