A water current that moves parallel to the shoreline.
A current paralleling the shore largely within the surf zone. It is caused by the excess water brought to the zone by the small net mass transport of wind waves. Long shore currents feed into rip currents. See progressive wave.
A current that flows parallel to the shoreline; the summed longshore components of water motion of waves that break obliquely with respect to the shore.
A current moving parallel to a shoreline.
A current that is generated by waves that strike the beach obliquely.
A current located in a surf zone, moving generally parallel to the shoreline, generated by waves breaking at an angle with the shoreline, also called alongshore current
A current that flows parallel to a beach.
Current located in the surf zone and running parallel to the shore as a result of waves breaking at an angle on the shore.