Defintions?

[OldSean]

This may be a newbie question. When you all refer to a cut are you talking about the deep area between the shore and a sand bar or an area where the wave have eroded an area of beach?

 

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[bigscoop]

"erosion" is typically associated with larger expanses of beach, such as, say, "Daytona Beach saw a lot of erosion", etc. "Cuts" are usually referred to on a much smaller scale, for instance, you can still find cuts in areas that have experienced a lot of erosion. Cuts can show up anywhere and for a number of reasons, waves, cross currents, etc., anything that can serve to carve or dig away the sand in any manner that leaves a type of noticeable cut, or deep scar, if you will.

 

[Terry Soloman]

Here you go..

 

[OldSean]

a photo is worth a 1000 words. Thank you both for the definition and the picture. Oldsean

 

[Native Floridian]

Terry great photo explanation!!!

OS, If you are hunting the NE - Jersey shore watch the marine forcasts and weather channel for Nor'easters. These are storms that, generally, will cut the beach.

 

[lookindown]

The deep area between the water line and the sand bar is the '''trough".

 

[CASPER-2]

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