Sentences with phrase «when ocean patterns»

When ocean patterns had some scientists in 2008 projecting a protected pause in warming, I wrote a relevant piece entitled «Can Climate Campaigns Withstand a Cooling Test?»

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Scientists believe that the different pattern of deep ocean circulation was responsible for the elevated temperatures 3 million years ago when the carbon dioxide level in the atmosphere was arguably what it is now and the temperature was 4 degree Fahrenheit higher.

When the researchers compared the timing of upwelling ocean water with ice shelf changes, they found a pattern.

When you become a skilled navigator of the oceans, when you have finally learned to make the right diet and lifestyle choices, then you will find that you will be able to identify the upcoming bad weather patterns (parties, weddings, barbeques, etc) and to skilfully avoid damage to your yaWhen you become a skilled navigator of the oceans, when you have finally learned to make the right diet and lifestyle choices, then you will find that you will be able to identify the upcoming bad weather patterns (parties, weddings, barbeques, etc) and to skilfully avoid damage to your yawhen you have finally learned to make the right diet and lifestyle choices, then you will find that you will be able to identify the upcoming bad weather patterns (parties, weddings, barbeques, etc) and to skilfully avoid damage to your yacht.

Information is transmitted to a satellite when the animals surface to breathe and is used to create computer models that will better predict ocean circulation patterns.

When staying in San Pedro, the Belize Weather patterns are usually mild with tropical breezes blowing in off the ocean.

Rancho Santana's 2,700 acres along 2 miles of shoreline boast a unique Isthmus climate that creates steady but varied patterns of coastal breezes, which when paired with year - round warm ocean waters make the beaches» surfing conditions some of the most coveted on the planet.

When I explore this landscape I find myself connecting with the textures and patterns that nature provides, finding interest in detritus that washes ashore, both organic and in - organic, for even the smallest of objects contain the beauty of randomness and irregularity.We live in one of the most dynamic environments on the planet, where ocean meets land; ever changing, our lives are deeply connected to this place where tides ebb and flow revealing aggregate shapes, leaving imprints, and proving that time is both fast and slow.

One can only go on typical patterns, so check in with our daily ocean report and lifeguards when you're here.

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The changes include changes in wind patterns — so those are going to change how, where, and when and how much changes about how the upper ocean waves mix surface water.

The planet when understood, is in constant change from water loss to space to distance changes from the sun... but a general assessment of areas for decades is possible with watching salt ocean patterns as that dictates evaporation.

El Niño starts when the wind pattern which usually blows towards the west reverses and blows east across the Pacific Ocean bringing warm waters with it.

Paleoclimatic evidence suggests that altered climatic patterns could last for as much as a century, as they did when the ocean conveyor collapsed 8,200 years ago, or, at the extreme, could last as long as 1,000 years as they did during the Younger Dryas, which began about 12,700 years ago.

When models are selected with respect to how well they are synchronized with the world's ocean, then those that are in phase with the Earth's natural variability capture the spatial pattern of ocean heating better than the models that are maximally out of phase.

When the Pacific Ocean altered rainfall patterns around the world, the subsequent climate shifts coincided with the fall of Mayan civilization, researchers said, occurring after the peak in A.D. 900.

Once this La Nina faded, sea levels rebounded sharply, and that rise might have been incorrectly interpreted as some rapid acceleration in the long - term sea level rise, when in fact, mass was shifting back from land to ocean as rainfall patterns changed once more, but also much of the excess water on the land was draining back to the oceans.

The PDO could be the main driver which when further supported by low EUV and the following pressure pattern changes (NAO, AAO etc) takes the ocean SST's to their lowest points.

This pattern, when combined with the warm ocean water, has led to storm after after hitting Boston with heavy snow.

When, perhaps within only a few years, the Arctic Ocean switches fully to seasonal ice conditions, the jet streams will almost inevitably take up new patterns of behavior, leading to weather that is quite different from what our farmers need to feed the population.

The Walker circulation usually brings areas of high pressure to the western Indian Ocean but, in years when El Niño occurs, this pattern gets shifted eastward, bringing high pressure over India and suppressing the monsoon, especially in spring when the monsoon begins to develop.

The most likely candidate for that climatic variable force that comes to mind is solar variability (because I can think of no other force that can change or reverse in a different trend often enough, and quick enough to account for the historical climatic record) and the primary and secondary effects associated with this solar variability which I feel are a significant player in glacial / inter-glacial cycles, counter climatic trends when taken into consideration with these factors which are, land / ocean arrangements, mean land elevation, mean magnetic field strength of the earth (magnetic excursions), the mean state of the climate (average global temperature), the initial state of the earth's climate (how close to interglacial - glacial threshold condition it is) the state of random terrestrial (violent volcanic eruption, or a random atmospheric circulation / oceanic pattern that feeds upon itself possibly) / extra terrestrial events (super-nova in vicinity of earth or a random impact) along with Milankovitch Cycles.

They are dealing mostly with the atmosphere - the climate models are even more compromised when trying to deal with the effect of the oceans with their multi-decadal and possibly multi-century patterns.

How can computer models «prove» global warming when we're still finding entire ocean currents and patterns of movement in the entire oceans that weren't accounted for when those computer models were programmed?

When we look at overall heating or cooling in the oceans we see multiple cyclical patterns.

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