Sentences with phrase «surface ocean temperatures»

This warmth and moisture also combines with increased surface ocean temperatures along the coast each playing a role in the intensity of this kind of storm.
Four independent datasets show that for surface ocean temperatures, last year was among the 10 warmest years on record.
21 El Nino Abnormally high surface ocean temperatures off the coast of South America Causes unusual weather patterns across the globe
A strong Pacific zonal surface ocean temperature gradient has existed for the past 12 million years.
25 La Nina Abnormally low surface ocean temperatures off the coast of South America Causes unusual weather patterns across the globe
The near - surface ocean temperature before the storm's passage was upward of 30 degrees Celsius (86 degrees Fahrenheit), and after passage the temperature was still around 28.5 C (83 F).
While deep ocean waters hold it, it's plateaued surface ocean temperatures for a time.
Are the authors claiming, for example, that if aerosol trends had remained flat for the past 30 years, then there would have been 69 % percent less change in Atlantic surface ocean temperatures?
Hurricanes require high humidity, relatively constant winds at different altitudes, and can occur when surface ocean temperatures exceed about 79 °F (26 °C).
Surface ocean temperatures along the West Coast have a strong influence on nearby land weather, affecting air temperatures, and they are closely linked with daily fog coverage.
The surface ocean temperature is a large component of the total global temperature.
If this is the case then this may result in a long term reduction in the rate of warming of land and surface ocean temperatures.
This created a qualitative transformation in Homo sapiens» impact on earth system trends: levels of carbon dioxide, nitrous oxide, methane, stratospheric ozone, surface ocean temperature, ocean acidification, marine fish capture, coastal nitrogen, tropical forest depletion, land domestication and terrestrial biosphere degradation.
First we see the difference between the surface land temperatures from thermometers and the land and surface ocean temperature.
Observations from the North Pole Environmental Observatory indicate that freeze - up started in late August (almost a week earlier than in other recent years), surface ocean temperatures are at the freezing point, and a near lack of snow cover will promote rapid ice growth.
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