Syzygy-driven high tide threatens flooding in Cartagena, Colombia

Colombia's Caribbean coast, including Cartagena, faces elevated high tides from October 27 due to the syzygy phenomenon (alignment of sun, moon, and Earth). The Center for Oceanographic and Hydrographic Research warns of possible coastal flooding. The event is routine but requires monitoring for localized impacts.

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