On the other hand, the fact that water is slightly compressible is what
allows pressure waves, such as sound, to travel through, though this property has almost no effect on surface waves.
Not exact matches
The group used novel sensors that stick like barnacles to the sea floor —
allowing them to survive Ivan's fury — to measure
wave height by monitoring water
pressure.
High
pressure tends to cause sinking air and suppress precipitation, which can
allow a heat
wave to develop and intensify over land areas.
The hose could be bunched up a bit or pulled together to create a small
wave in the rubber to nozzle mating creating a tiny area that
allows pressure out under the extreme circumstances as you describe.