“King Tide,” the recurring high tides coincident with supermoons once again brought flooding on Sunday to waterfront paths behind the tennis courts, Langone Park and the Eliot School (under construction) on Commercial Street. Janine Coppola captures the sea level rise of Boston Harbor in the above photos.
Long Wharf is another low point that regularly floods at wicked high tides. The photos below of the rising tides come in courtesy of Thomas Schiavoni.
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