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Neighborhood Photo: Lewis Wharf at High Tide

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Monday’s high tide brought flooding to the North End’s Lewis Wharf.

A “wicked high tide” is expected to bring more coastal flooding on Tuesday, when there will be a 12-foot high tide at 12:35 p.m. Similar conditions are predicted for Wednesday afternoon, when rainwater will add to the high tides.

Photo submitted by Davida Carvin.

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