This isn't due to a warming ocean (though the deep water off the Antarctic coast line is indeed warming), but to changes in the winds that have forced more circumpolar
deep water onto the continental shelf.
In particular, I won't be surprised if continued decade - to - decade variability in atmospheric circulation results in more, and less, intrusion of circumpolar
deep water onto the continental shelf, and to more, and less, rapid thinning of ice shelves in West Antarctica *.
The wave breaks from
deep water onto a shallow reef directly in front of the resort, tubing from start to finish.
In this case, incursions of circumpolar
deep water onto the continental shelf are melting the ice stream at its base and encouraging grounding line recession, which results in a positive feedback loop and further grounding line recession.
It forced the ice to retreat but stopped at about 7,500 years ago, when the belt of westerly winds driving
the deep water onto the shelf shifted northwards.
When the craft landed, Scardino ran through ankle -
deep water onto the sand as fast as he could, dashing the 50 - 75 yards across the beach.
Suggested mechanisms range from upwelling of warm
deep waters onto the continental shelf in response to variations in the westerly winds, to an influence of El Niño — Southern Oscillation on sea surface temperatures.
Not exact matches
The
water should be
deep enough to keep him warm, but not so
deep that he will start floating and become difficult to hold
onto.
During the past 11,000 years, wind patterns have pushed warm
waters from the
deep ocean
onto Antarctica's continental shelf
«Where mid-depth
waters from the
deep ocean intrude
onto the continental shelf and spread towards the coast, they bring heat that causes the glaciers to break up and melt.
The findings, published yesterday in the journal Nature, show that during the past 11,000 years, wind patterns have driven relatively warm
waters from the
deep ocean
onto Antarctica's continental shelf, leading to significant and sustained ice loss.
The ice shelf around Pine Island Glacier is currently thinning, and it is warmed from below by Circumpolar
Deep Water that flows
onto the continental shelf22, 23.
Around the Antarctic Peninsula, changes in ocean currents, and in particular, changes in circumpolar
deep water flowing
onto the continental shelf, is melting ice shelves from below.
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But as relatively warm
water from
deep reaches of the Southern Ocean moved
onto the continental shelf, the thinning sped up, melting the ice shelves from underneath, the researchers of the new study concluded.
Variability of circumpolar
deep water transport
onto the Amundsen Sea Continental shelf through a shelf break trough
Consider oyster farmers in the Pacific Northwest, who have seen over 90 percent of their oyster «spat» (their term for baby oysters) die off when corrosive
waters upwell from the
deep Pacific
onto the continental shelf.
Among the potential problems was the chance that the
deeper water could be more acidic and polluted, and that by circulating
water, the fans would pump warmer
water onto deeper reefs and pose problems for them.
Due to both bottom - boundary layer friction and interior adjustment, this coastal current anomaly facilitates the movement of warmer
deep water upward
onto the continental shelf and toward the coast (see Figure).
The pool of
water in a warm - core ring can extend to a depth of 1500 m (4900 ft) so that they can not move
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