👉 Uptide is a concept in physics, particularly in oceanography and meteorology. It refers to a time when the water levels of bodies of water are at their lowest point during the summer solstice. During this period, there is typically high sea surface temperatures, which leads to enhanced evaporation rates on land and increased precipitation on the oceans. The term "uptide" comes from the Greek word "upta," meaning "rise" or "lifting."
