Sentences with phrase «extremely high ocean»

Because the atmosphere has responded in a very strong and coherent way to these extremely high ocean temperatures already, there is presently very high confidence that El Niño will persist through the coming autumn and winter months, and continue to strengthen through at least November.

Not exact matches

Ideally situated in the scenic harbor area of downtown San Diego with close ocean access, not only is the seafood extremely high caliber but all else on the menu is mindfully curated with sustainability and quality in mind.

That can create a pressure difference (baroclinicity) that can lead to extremely high winds, and thus changes to ocean circulation pattern.

The beach / ocean is possibly the best place as not only are sand and salt water extremely conductive, but salt water is also very high in magnesium.

Fish can be extremely beneficial because of their high omegas, but the problem with fish lies in the high levels of mercury and other metals they pick up in our oceans.

Age seventeen, stringy - haired and halter - topped, weighing in the high double digits and unhindered by a high school diploma, I showed up at the Pacific ocean, ready to seek my fortune with a truck full of extremely stoned surfers.

Made with high quality chicken meal, fresh chicken, and ocean fish, Indigo Moon is extremely palatable, even to the most discerning cat.

Except for the fact that there is no mention about what it would take to make it into a livable space, considering the loft would be located right behind an enormous rotating blade, and directly above a giant electrical generator, high above the ocean, in an extremely windy location.

While it may be critical to sequester ocean carbon at depths greater than 1000 meters, this might prove extremely difficult given very high rates of respiration of particulate matter and remineralization by bacteria, resulting in only 1 - 10 % of sinking particulates reaching depths below 1000 meters.

* Extremely high geopotential heights (a vertically aggregated measure of atmospheric temperature) over the northeastern Pacific Ocean are historically linked to very low precipitation in California.

Human - caused climate change has increased the likelihood of extremely high atmospheric pressure over the North Pacific Ocean, which suggests an increased risk of atmospheric patterns conducive to drought in California.

After measuring water quality and going through thick bacterial slime and dead marine animal bodies on the ocean floor, the researchers found extremely low oxygen levels in greater depths while there was still high oxygen in shallow waters where corals were healthy — a symptom of a dead zone.